Ravens trade rumors: $90,000,000 star WR predicted to join forces with Lamar Jackson in 2025, per NFL analyst

Lamar Jackson playing with Tyreek Hill is the kind of partnership that feels like a cheat code, but it's not impossible to think about in 2025. With the disgruntled wide receiver unhappy with the Miami Dolphins season, discussions about a trade have started to emerge in the past two weeks.

Hill might've crossed the 30-year mark, but he still has all the qualities of an elite wide receiver. His numbers were affected by an injury suffered during training camp, but even more by the injury suffered by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who missed plenty of time due to concussions.

With NFL circles discussing possible scenarios of a trade, an interesting possibility has emerged. Maurice Moton, from Bleacher Report, has discussed the idea of Hill going to Baltimore to join forces with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry on the Baltimore Ravens:

"Even if Hill is genuinely committed to the Dolphins, team brass should be concerned about his mindset if Miami struggles through another season. While the Dolphins may not say it publicly, they should gauge Hill's trade market value. If the Dolphins prefer to move on from Hill rather than keep him with the chance that he eventually requests a trade, they could demand a second-round pick for him. If healthy, Hill is still one of the league's best receivers. In recent years, the Baltimore Ravens have been aggressive on the trade market. If the Ravens fall short of a Super Bowl appearance, they could be a strong suitor for a receiver on the trade market.

Lamar Jackson had a 1,000-yard receiver for the first time in 2024

In his seventh season in the league, this was the first time that the Ravens quarterback had a wide receiver who shone and had at least 1,000 yards in a single season. Zay Flowers ended the year with 1,059, along with four touchdowns.

Even though he had an elite tight end in Mark Andrews during his entire career so far, having another good option to throw the ball always helps. One of the biggest problems of the Ravens since Lamar was drafted was the lack of good options around him, but at least this problem has been mitigated.