Why Lamar Jackson could get $70 million per year, plus ranking 12 teams who could win their first Super Bowl Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for May 30 By John Breech ...

Jackson, who represents himself, and the Ravens settled tumultuous negotiations with a five-year, $260 million contract extension just two years ago. But the NFL quarterback salary scale churns at ...

Can Lamar Jackson reach 10,000 rushing yards? Starts Needed Age Season; 50 rush yards per game. 76. 33. 2030. 40 rush yards per game. 96. 34. 2031. 30 rush yards per game. 128. 36. 2033.

John Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson not attending the Ravens’ second week of voluntary OTA: "The measure for any player is how they play. I'm not measuring really the attendance. It’s a voluntary camp.

Ravens I don’t see at voluntary OTAs: Lamar Jackson, Rashod Bateman, Kyle Hamilton, Sanoussi Kane, Chidobe Awuzue, Jake Hummel, Emery Jones (shoulder), Kyle Van Noy, Ben Cleveland, Ronnie ...

Ravens Give Lamar Jackson an Edge With Full-House Concepts. Monken has the ideal personnel to use full-house backfields effectively. Roving tight ends like Likely, Mark Andrews and Charlie Kolar ...

"Jackson should also make it clear to the Ravens that by waiting until next year to do a deal, the growth in the salary cap from 2025 to 2026 will need to be taken into account," Corry wrote.

There’s no denying that Lamar Jackson is a top five quarterback in the NFL. Jackson has won multiple MVP titles since entering the league in 2018 with the Baltimore Ravens.

While Henry and Barkley ensured their squads would land in the first tier, quarterback Lamar Jackson is key to the Ravens’ promising offensive ranking. “No team has a better trio than the ...

We've seen plenty of megadeals handed out this offseason, but certain players remain underpaid. Tom Blair spotlights 10 veterans who deserve a significant raise RIGHT NOW, including the NFL's ...

Lamar Jackson has three years remaining on his $260 million contract but the Ravens are already discussing extending the two-time MVP.

No Jackson meant extended action for newly signed backup quarterback Cooper Rush. The former Cowboy went 9-5 as a starter in Dallas and signed a two-year, $6.2 million deal with the Ravens this ...