Lamar Jackson Unlikely to Sign Ravens Extension Before Season Starts, Sources Say
League sources told ESPN that the Baltimore Ravens quarterback has been reluctant to discuss a long-term contract, focusing instead on the upcoming season.
Lamar Jackson has been reluctant to discuss a long-term contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens, according to league sources cited by ESPN.
The sources said Jackson has instead been focused on the upcoming 2026 season rather than negotiating a new deal.
As a result, according to the report, Jackson is not expected to reach an agreement with the Ravens before the start of the season.
ESPN did not specify further details about the current terms of Jackson's contract or the Ravens' stance on a potential extension.
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