Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowl quarterback Lamar Jackson chimed in on twitter regarding the call from Ravens fans to go out and get Odell Beckham Jr.

Clearly Jackson is of the belief that it is out of his hands. But, it probably couldn't hurt to give Odell Beckham Jr. a quick call. Then give Ravens head coach John Harbaugh a call, reminding him how much a Pro Bowl wide receiver could really help open the offense.

Jackson's game has improved since he first entered the league. After the Ravens moved up to draft Jackson in the first round, it was well known he had holes in his game.

He was an amazing athlete but struggled with his mechanics and accuracy. However, he has made strides in that regard. The fact remains that outside of inconsistent Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, he has not had another receiver that can stretch the field.

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Tight end Mark Andrews is among the best in the NFL, which is a great relief valve over the middle. But it is no secret the Ravens could use another receiver.

Odell Beckham Jr. is seen as still having some good years ahead of him. It was reported that the Cleveland Browns that they plan on releasing him.

Beckham Jr.'s father released an 11-minute video showing Odell getting open, over and over. The Browns organization took that as a direct shot at their starting quarterback. They then informed Beckham Jr. not to come to practice.

There is a laundry list of teams that could use Beckham Jr's services, and the Ravens are among them.

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