Lamar Jackson missed out on the playoffs for just the second time in his career after the Baltimore Ravens crashed out of the Super Bowl race after an 8-9 seaso

Speaking to the media days after firing John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he hopes to have a Lamar Jackson extension done by the start of free agency in March, with the goal of lowering Jackson's $74.5 million cap hit in 2026.

The Baltimore Ravens have a tall task ahead of them as they try to find their next head coach, but they're also hoping to give their star quarterback a new deal in the coming months.

When Steve Bisciotti sought out Lamar Jackson's opinion on whether to move on from John Harbaugh, Jackson said the Ravens "probably" needed to make changes, but that it was more up to the Ravens owner and General Manager Eric DeCosta.

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti told reporters Tuesday that he's told star quarterback Lamar Jackson he wants a new deal done by the start of free agency in March, one that would significantly lower the two-time NFL MVP's $74.

A missed kick ends the Baltimore Ravens’ season as quarterback Lamar Jackson reflects on resilience shaped by childhood tragedy and a painful playoff exit.

Jeff Zrebiec looks at how the Ravens can get back on track in 2026 and beyond. Mina Kimes says the Ravens’ next head coach should be defensive-minded, but Grok AI disagrees.