The Baltimore Ravens have signed veteran quarterback Cooper Rush to a two-year contract valued at up to $12.2 million, with $4.2 million guaranteed.
Rush, 31, brings eight years of NFL experience, primarily with the Dallas Cowboys, where he accumulated a 9-5 record as a starter.
He is expected to serve as the primary backup to two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, providing reliable support in the event of Jackson’s absence due to injury or illness.
“Year 9 in Baltimore ” she wrote.
Ravens fans quickly flocked toward the post as they sent welcome messages to their new backup quarterback. Cowboys supporters also reacted to Lauryn Rush’s Ravens message, and while they were generally happy to see their ex-QB find a new home, the Dallas faithful also could not help but be saddened by the same. “As a lifelong Cowboys fan, I am insanely sad to see y’all leave. I wish yall nothing but love and success! Dallas will definitely miss you guys,” a comment on Instagram read. “Noooo” said another. “NOOOOOOO COOOPERERRRRRR” reacted a user. “I’m so sad as a Cowboys fan! Love Rush and your beautiful family. Wishing you every blessing in Baltimore!!!” a fan wrote.
“Sad as a Cowboys fan. But so happy for you guys as a Cowboys fan!! And I only live 40 minutes from Baltimore!” another said. “Dallas will miss him!” declared a Cowboys fan. Even one of Rush’s former teammates, wide receiver Jalen Brooks, ,also expressed his sadness with two emojis. “” he commented. Rush is expected to back up two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson now that he’s joined the Ravens. He played the same role in Dallas behind Dak Prescott, and it now remains to be seen if Rush will be able to get more opportunities on the field with his new team.
