Lamar Jackson Says He Was Forced To Change ‘Truss’ To ‘Truzz’ After Legal Threat, Gets It Copyrighted (VIDEO)

Lamar Jackson is not trying to get sued.

The Baltimore Ravens quarterback revealed that he took the world ‘truss’ and threw some Z’s on the end, claiming somebody threatened to sue him over the catchphrase.

Jackson recently filed an application to trademark the term “Truzz” right around the time he got the word tatted across his chest.

As you can remember, his Baltimore Ravens teammate Mark Ingram made the phrase “Big truss” go viral in a spirited press conference last season.

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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 17, 2019

On Tuesday, Jackson revealed to reporters that somebody tried to file a lawsuit against him for using ‘Truss.’

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“Someone tried to sue me for Truss,” Jackson said … “So, I changed my S’s to Z’s.”

Lamar Jackson was asked why he used "Truzz" and not "Truss" when responding to President Trump on Twitter: "Someone tried to sue me for Truss so I changed my S's to Z's!"

He now has “Truzz” copyrighted.

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) April 21, 2020

The league MVP also announce that he would be on the cover for the Madden NFL 21 video game as well.