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Michael Irvin says Lamar Jackson could become an "international icon" in Miami. How his Dolphins pitch fits Jon-Eric Sullivan's roster-building plans.

During an appearance on ESPN's "First Take," Michael Irvin argued that Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could reach global stardom if he played for the Miami Dolphins. Irvin claimed that while Jackson is an NFL superstar in Baltimore, joining Miami would elevate him to an "international icon." The discussion follows news that Jackson requires surgery and faces a stint on injured reserve, leaving his long-term future unresolved.
Dolphin Nation notes that Irvin's comments are purely speculative, as Miami has not pursued Jackson nor have the Ravens signaled an intent to trade him. Additionally, Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has emphasized building through the draft and developing internal talent, with the team currently focusing on developing quarterback Malik Willis under Bobby Slowik.
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