The dust has settled on the franchise-altering decision to part with John Harbaugh in Baltimore, but another massive priority remains: extending Lamar Jackson.

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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.

Harbaugh era, GM Eric DeCosta emphasized the urgency of extending Lamar Jackson’s contract to manage salary cap constraints and maintain roster flexibility.

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.

Following Baltimore's season-finale loss to Pittsburgh, owner Steve Bisciotti made the decision to fire Harbaugh after 18 years.

Lamar Jackson’s reaction to the Ravens’ heartbreaking 26-24 loss to the Steelers that ended their playoff hopes says it all.

After 18 seasons as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, John Harbaugh is reportedly nearing an agreement to become head coach of the New York Giants, taking him from coaching an established quarterback in Lamar Jackson to a relatively inexperienced one in Jaxson Dart.