Lamar Jackson added another twist to the saga between him and the Baltimore Ravens on Monday.

The 2019 NFL MVP revealed in a series of tweets that he requested a trade on March 2. Days later, the Ravens placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on the quarterback before the deadline.

«First I want to thank you all for all the love and support you constantly show me. You are all amazing and I appreciate you so much. I want you all to know not to believe everything you read about me. Let me personally answer your questions about my future plans,» Jackson tweeted.

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson greets fans after beating the Los Angeles Chargers at M&T Bank Stadium on October 17, 2021 in Baltimore. (Patricio Smith/Getty Images)

«As of March 2, I requested a trade with the Ravens organization, so the Ravens have not been interested in knowing my value. Anyone who has known me or been close to me knows that I love football. and my dream is to help». a team wins the super bowl. You’re all great, but I had to make a business decision that was best for me and my family.

«No matter how far I get or where my career takes me, I will continue to be close to my fans in Baltimore Flock Nation and throughout the state of Maryland. They will see me again.»

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson looks to pass against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium on November 28, 2021 in Baltimore.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson looks to pass against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium on November 28, 2021 in Baltimore. (Patricio Smith/Getty Images)

John Harbaugh, who is at the league’s annual meetings, told reporters that he hopes to have Jackson as the starting quarterback in 2023.

Jackson received the non-exclusive franchise tag from the Ravens, which allows him to speak to other teams who are interested in his services. Baltimore has the option to match any offer sheet Jackson wants to sign, or they could receive two first-round picks in the NFL Draft.

The Ravens have until July 17 to extend Jackson, or his $32 million price tag will be set for next season. That is if another team doesn’t swoop in and try to sign him.

Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens during the Dolphins game at Hard Rock Stadium on November 11, 2021 in Miami Gardens, Florida.

Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens during the Dolphins game at Hard Rock Stadium on November 11, 2021 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

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Jackson’s injuries cost him his remaining five games in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. In 2022, he had 2,242 passing yards and 17 touchdown passes. He also rushed for 764 rushing yards and three touchdowns.