Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports

Uncertainty has only grown regarding Lamar Jackson’s status with the Baltimore Ravens for 2023, but coach John Harbaugh did his best to put a lid on that Thursday.

Harbaugh said Thursday that there is a “200 percent” chance Jackson remains with the Ravens for next season. Harbaugh also added that the quarterback will have some say in the team’s search for a new offensive coordinator to replace Greg Roman.

Jackson is eligible for free agency and, whether intentionally or not, he has sparked some chatter about his future in the last few weeks. Injuries held him out for the latter part of the season and the team’s playoff loss, and there have been questions about his commitment level to the team as well.

Harbaugh is about as firm as can be here. Ultimately, it remains to be seen how the Ravens handle negotiations, but the public stance is that they are fully committed to Jackson and will do what it takes to keep him. Time will tell if Jackson feels as strongly about staying in Baltimore.

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