Ravens Eyeing Lamar Jackson Extension, Inspired by Derrick Henry’s Contract
The Baltimore Ravens are actively discussing a contract extension for their star quarterback, Lamar Jackson, as they look to secure his future with the team beyond the 2025 season. Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed that internal discussions have been ongoing, signaling the team's commitment to retaining Jackson, who has been pivotal to their recent success.
The Ravens are reportedly inspired by the contract model used for Derrick Henry, another high-profile player, suggesting they might be considering a similar structure for Jackson's deal. This approach could involve a mix of guaranteed money and performance incentives, tailored to Jackson's unique playing style and contributions to the team.
Jackson, a former MVP, has been a transformative force for the Ravens since being drafted in 2018. His dual-threat capabilities have redefined the quarterback position, making him a valuable asset the team is keen to lock down long-term. The discussions come at a crucial time as the NFL's salary cap continues to rise, allowing teams more flexibility in structuring lucrative contracts for their key players.
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