After man recognizes but is unable to name Lamar Jackson, Ravens QB pays him $100 anyway
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He knew the man standing in front of him was a football player.
He even guessed correctly the football player played on the offensive side of the ball — a wide receiver? A lineman?
He just couldn't place him.
So Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, the 2019 NFL MVP and the player whose identity was in question, handed over a crisp $100 bill nonetheless (the deal had originally been that the other man would receive cash if he could name Jackson).
Jackson posted the exchange in three short videos on Instagram. In the third one, the man excitedly rushes back toward Jackson.
"You're on my team man, the Baltimore Ravens. They got a good defense, Lamar ..." he said, possibly still unaware he was interacting with Jackson.
"That's me!" Jackson exclaims.
"I knew I was going to figure it out," the man said.
Lamar Jackson offered a man $100 if he could tell him his name.
The man guessed Jackson played football. The position? “You’re probably a wide receiver,” he said.
Jackson still gave him the money.
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Later on Twitter, Jackson joked: "If he would've said (running back) I would've kept my (money)."
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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson pays man $100 after he can't ID MVP