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Agent's Take: Why a new contract extension for Ravens' Lamar Jackson should be on QB's terms
Jackson should wait until 2026 when the NFL salary cap could be approaching $300 million, if not more, unless a new deal this year is on his terms. Otherwise, Jackson could recommend that the Ravens exercise their contractual rights to convert salary into signing bonus to create 2025 cap space rather than getting some room through a new deal.
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti reflects on risk of drafting Lamar JacksonIn a stacked quarterback class in the 2018 NFL Draft that saw five signal callers come off the board in the first round, many ...
Lamar Jackson also challenged Troy Aikman over a trademark dispute in the past, now moving to a popular NASCAR figure.
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Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson is going on the offensive in the legal world, and his action is sparking a major backlash among sports fans. The Ravens quarterback has trademarked phrases ...
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Monday that the team has had internal discussions about a contract extension for quarterback Lamar Jackson and believes it’s ...
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