The Baltimore Ravens are caught in the middle of a scandal that’s rattling both the NFL and their fanbase to the core.
Grace Kramer, a beloved member of the Ravens’ cheerleading squad, has officially filed a lawsuit against backup offensive tackle Jake Harlan, accusing him of harassment that’s escalated into unsettling behavior over several months.
In a stunning revelation, Kramer, who has built her reputation as a dancer and brand ambassador for the Ravens, claims that Harlan, who has been married since 2022 and is a father to a young son, has crossed professional boundaries by sending her inappropriate messages and making unwanted late-night calls.
What started as what Kramer initially thought were harmless compliments turned into something far more troubling, with Harlan allegedly sending suggestive photos and attempting to meet up with her on private coffee dates.
“I just want to focus on my work and career,” Kramer said in the lawsuit. “But his actions, his midnight calls, and his constant pursuit have caused me immense stress and sleepless nights. I am now struggling with mental health issues because of this.”
Kramer, a former Clemson Rally Cats cheerleader and Wake Forest graduate, is a highly visible member of the Ravens cheerleading team and often engages with the public through her Instagram and TikTok.
Her role at community events and on game days made her a prime target for Harlan, who, according to insider sources, allegedly “stalked” Kramer at various events.
Despite being married to a schoolteacher, Harlan’s actions went unnoticed by his wife until she discovered his inappropriate behavior. Sources claim she was “furious,” threatening to divorce him over his actions, but despite this, Harlan allegedly showed no remorse.
The Ravens organization has responded by temporarily suspending Harlan as an investigation into the matter unfolds. The NFL is also keeping a close eye on the case, with speculation that Harlan could face hefty fines or even a suspension from playing if the accusations are proven true.
Meanwhile, the Ravens fanbase remains divided — some backing Kramer for her brave stance, while others question the timing of the lawsuit, labeling it as a potential “PR stunt.”
Kramer’s case has highlighted a growing issue of harassment and unwanted attention in the sports world, with many fans and players calling for stronger measures to protect individuals in the industry. The court’s decision on this case could set a major precedent for handling similar allegations in the future.
Will the Ravens take further action to protect their cheerleaders? How will the legal system handle Harlan’s alleged actions? Follow for the latest updates in this explosive story!
