Lamar Jackson considers waiting on contract negotiations with Ravens
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 1:08 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Lamar Jackson's current contract situation with the Baltimore Ravens remains unresolved as he is set to be a free agent in 2028. Reports suggest Jackson may wait until next offseason to negotiate a new deal, potentially capitalizing on the evolving quarterback market as young QBs become eligible for extensions. The Ravens seek to retain their star quarterback but have made no significant progress in negotiations. Jackson's decision may be influenced by the urgency that the upcoming offseason could bring, prompting quicker negotiations. He could still opt to sign an extension if the Ravens present an attractive offer before then.
- •Jackson could explore contract options next offseason.
- •He is a free agent in 2028, creating negotiation leverage.
- •The quarterback market may shift with new eligible players.
- •No significant progress has been made in current negotiations.
- •Urgency may rise for both parties as free agency approaches.
- 1:08 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens' Lamar Jackson has obvious reason to not sign a new contract with Baltimore right now
"The superstar QB could play the waiting game.
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