Lamar Jackson's cryptic tweet sends NFL world in frenzy Ravens QB mulls decision - "Bro just fired his mom"

Ever since he revealed his trade request last month, Lamar Jackson has been facing an uncertain future - at least until now.

Jackson has seemingly found out where he will play, but he is not naming it. Nevertheless, his latest tweet has had fans guessing.

On Tuesday night, the Baltimore Ravens QB posted this SpongeBob GIF on Twitter with a smiley, hinting that he had finally found a team for the incoming 2023 NFL season:

Naturally, fans went guessing with a bevy of predictions:

One fan, however, was not pleased with the cryptic nature of the tweet:

Is DeAndre Hopkins joining Lamar Jackson at the Baltimore Ravens? And how will he contribute to the team?

Arizona Cardinal DeAndre Hopkins is reportedly on his way to Baltimore this week

Most of the tweets pertain to the Ravens potentially trading for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. And there is reason to believe that may be the case, as former cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones revealed on The Pat McAfee Show:

Many teams have been linked to a trade deal for the star wide receiver in the offseason, and the Ravens are among them, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler:

"In Hopkins, the Ravens would be getting a true vertical threat for Lamar Jackson, who many coaches say needs a rangy target. If Baltimore is serious about keeping Jackson, it's time to get him more firepower on the outside."

And former league executive Michael Lombardi claimed to have been told that Jackson had told the Ravens to acquire both Hopkins and fellow top wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. before he could resume contract negotiations:

Of course, the team signed Beckham to a one-year deal earlier this month. But if Hopkins indeed heads to the Ravens as well, then Jackson will now find himself with a pair of elite pass-catchers to throw to, which will greatly motivate him to stay. An air game featuring himself, Beckham, Hopkins, Nelson Agholor, Devin Duvernay, and tight end Mark Andrews could return Baltimore to Super Bowl contention.