Lamar Jackson and Baltimore Ravens postpone contract extension talks until after season
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 8:18 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026
Lamar Jackson remains under contract with the Baltimore Ravens through 2027, though his salary-cap hit is set to reach $84.3 million in the final year of that agreement. Reports indicate that Jackson and the team maintain a healthy relationship despite the absence of an immediate extension. Both parties have opted to delay contract negotiations to focus on the current season and upcoming championship goals. Because Jackson represents himself, the team expects to avoid distractions by tabling discussions during the schedule. A rising market for elite quarterbacks suggests that waiting until the 2027 offseason may increase the total cost of a future deal. Baltimore holds no-trade and no-tag clauses for the quarterback, making a long-term agreement a financial necessity for the franchise.
- •Lamar Jackson remains under contract with the Baltimore Ravens through 2027.
- •The quarterback's salary-cap figure will hit $84.3 million in 2027.
- •Jackson handles his own contract negotiations without an agent.
- •The team holds no-trade and no-tag clauses within the current deal.
- •Future quarterback extensions across the league could increase Jackson's market price.
- 8:18 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens' Lamar Jackson gets bold $70M contract projection that is actually possible
- 6:58 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens face a looming $84.3M Lamar Jackson question in 2027
"Lamar Jackson and the Ravens remain aligned, but a rising quarterback market could make his next contract significantly more expensive
"This bold $70 million projection isn't that unrealistic.
Sources
External links- Yahoo SportsSep 14, 2026, 8:18 PMRavens' Lamar Jackson gets bold $70M contract projection that is actually possible
This bold $70 million projection isn't that unrealistic.
- Yahoo SportsSep 12, 2026, 6:58 PMRavens face a looming $84.3M Lamar Jackson question in 2027
Lamar Jackson and the Ravens remain aligned, but a rising quarterback market could make his next contract significantly more expensive
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