Las Vegas Raiders tight end Darren Waller was asked to rank the top-five tight ends in the NFL during an appearance on the All Things Covered podcast. Waller's number-one tight end was, unsurprisingly, himself. However, there was a surprise further down the list, especially to Baltimore Ravens fans. Ravens tight end Mark Andrews was listed much lower than Baltimore fans would like to see.

No one was more surprised to see where Andrews landed in Waller's rankings than his own quarterback, Lamar Jackson. Jackson clowned the Raiders tight end on Twitter for his Andrews disrespect.

Jackson said “Mark @ 5???” with a laughing face emoji. Clearly, the Ravens star was amused by Waller's rankings, where Andrews was placed in the number-five slot.

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While one could easily make the case that Travis Kelce and George Kittle are better than Andrews, it's not easy to say that Atlanta Falcons second-year pro Kyle Pitts is.

The Ravens tight end is coming off of a season that saw him tally career-highs in receptions, 107 and yards, 1361. Andrews earned All-Pro honors, which is something that Waller himself hasn't even accomplished yet in the NFL.

That's why Jackson wants the Raiders tight end to put some respect on Andrews' name.