As the Baltimore Ravens’ playoff hopes begin to hang in the balance, a growing chorus of frustrated fans is calling for a change at quarterback. After a rough stretch of games for Lamar Jackson, many are questioning his ability to lead the team to victory in crucial moments, and some fans are even suggesting the return of the $120 million quarterback who was once the face of the franchise.

“Lamar had a rough stretch, no doubt,” said one fan, echoing the sentiment of many others across social media. “We’ve supported him through thick and thin, but it’s time for a change. If we want a chance at the playoffs, it might be time to bring back that $120 million QB. We need someone who can step up when it counts.”

Jackson, who has been one of the most electrifying quarterbacks in the NFL since entering the league, has had his fair share of struggles this season. In recent games, he’s thrown costly interceptions, missed key throws, and failed to lead the Ravens’ offense in high-pressure situations. Despite his undeniable talent and athleticism, Jackson’s inconsistency has left fans questioning whether he can be the franchise quarterback they’ve been hoping for.

In contrast, the suggestion to bring back the $120 million quarterback — a reference to former Ravens star Joe Flacco — has gained traction among the fanbase. Flacco, who led the Ravens to a Super Bowl title and earned a hefty contract extension in the process, has been absent from the team since being traded to the Denver Broncos. However, with the Ravens struggling to find their rhythm and with the playoff race tightening, many fans believe Flacco could offer the stability and leadership the team needs.

“I know Joe’s not the same quarterback he was, but we saw him do it in the biggest moments,” another fan said. “He led us to a Super Bowl, and sometimes you need that veteran presence in the locker room to help guide a team through adversity.”

Despite the calls for Flacco’s return, the Ravens coaching staff, led by John Harbaugh, has remained steadfast in their belief in Jackson. Harbaugh has repeatedly defended Jackson, citing his ability to bounce back from adversity and his long-term potential as the leader of the Ravens.

However, the pressure is mounting. With the Ravens’ offense stalling at critical points in recent games, fans are growing impatient and vocal about the need for a change. The team has a strong defense and playmakers, but without consistent quarterback play, they risk missing out on the postseason altogether.

As the team prepares for the final stretch of the regular season, the debate over Jackson’s future in Baltimore will continue to intensify. Can Lamar Jackson regain his form and lead the Ravens to the playoffs, or is it time for a change at the most important position on the field? The coming weeks will determine the answer, but for now, one thing is clear: Ravens fans are demanding results, and they’re ready for a change if it means salvaging their playoff hopes.