Summary
The Baltimore Ravens are working on a possible contract extension for their quarterback, Lamar Jackson, after a challenging season. The team's general manager, Eric DeCosta, expressed confidence that a deal will be reached, potentially lowering Jackson's future salary cap hit. This move could help the Ravens manage their budget and keep key team members.
Key Facts
- The Baltimore Ravens finished the season with an 8–9 record and did not make the playoffs.
- Lamar Jackson is the Ravens' main quarterback, and his performance has been inconsistent.
- Eric DeCosta, the Ravens' general manager, is hopeful about securing a contract extension for Jackson.
- A new contract could reduce Jackson's large future salary cap impact, giving the Ravens financial flexibility.
- Jackson's current five-year, $260 million contract was signed in 2023.
- The Ravens have also made a significant offer to another player, Tyler Linderbaum, as part of their team planning.
- Lamar Jackson has been recognized with several awards, including four Pro Bowls and two MVP awards.
- Contract negotiations are notable because Jackson usually negotiates without an agent.
