Ravens’ $97,500,000 star sends alarming message after Lamar Jackson and Co. fail to get past Josh Allen’s Bills

Lamar Jackson's quest for his first Super Bowl title will not end this season as the Baltimore Ravens bowed out of the NFL playoffs at Orchard Park on Sunday. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills came out on top 27-25 at home in a game that was decided by a costly drop from Ravens tight end Mark Andrews.

Jackson talked about how the game ended, taking some of the blame for turning the ball over.

"I've been saying all season, every time we have situations like this, turnovers play a factor," Jackson said in the postgame press conference. "Tonight, the turnovers, we can't have that s**t. That's why we lost the game. Hold on to the f***ing ball. I'm sorry for my language, but this s**t annoying. I'm tired of this s**t."

Baltimore cornerback Marlon Humphrey was also downbeat. During a postgame interview in the locker room, Humphrey shared what he expects to see on the roster next season.

“There’s only a select few people that know they’re gonna be here next year," Humphrey said. "There really ain’t a true message. This team is done. When I look at it, some guys will be here, some guys won’t. I know I got no more years guaranteed on this contract.

"The message is we lost. Get over it.”

Humphrey signed a five-year $97.5 million extension with the Ravens in 2020.

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How many Baltimore Ravens stars will be free agents in 2025?

The Ravens will have 21 players hitting free agency, including cornerback Tre'Davious White, safety Marcus Williams, wide receiver Nelson Agholor and offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley.

The Ravens need help at wide receiver, someone to complement Zay Flowers, who was selected to the Pro Bowl this season. Flowers missed the playoffs with a knee injury he picked up in Baltimore's regular season finale against the Cleveland Browns.

The Ravens also have to address roster holes in the offensive line and get some help at edge rushers, inside linebackers and defensive backs.