Ravens Players Voice Concerns Over Lamar Jackson's Future
WHO:
Sportskeeda - The Baltimore Ravens hired Jesse Minter as their new coach.
Heavy NFL - Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowler speaks about Lamar Jackson.
Pro Football Network - NFL analyst discusses the relationship between the Ravens and Lamar Jackson.
WHAT:
Heavy NFL - The Ravens' over/under win total for the upcoming season is set at 11.5, tied for the highest in the league with the Los Angeles Rams, according to DraftKings Sportsbook.
baltimoreravens.com - Colin Cowherd stated, "You know how hard it is to win 12 games in [the AFC North]?" while expressing skepticism about the Ravens' chances for the upcoming season.
baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens were 8-9 last season, and injuries to Jackson, including issues with his hamstring, knee, ankle, and toe, contributed to his reduced performance.
baltimoreravens.com - Tight end Mark Andrews recorded the fewest yards (422) of his eight-year career last season.
baltimoreravens.com - Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle aims to implement more three-wide receiver sets and 11-personnel groups in the Ravens' offensive strategy.
Sportskeeda - The Ravens parted ways with John Harbaugh before hiring Jesse Minter.
Heavy NFL - Lamar Jackson is a two-time NFL MVP quarterback.
Pro Football Network - Concerns are raised about a potential "tumultuous divorce" between the Ravens and Lamar Jackson if his contract is not addressed.
Heavy NFL - Lamar Jackson's next contract could push past the current quarterback pay scale.
WHERE:
Heavy NFL - The discussions are centered around the Baltimore Ravens.
WHY:
Pro Football Network - The contract stalemate is causing alarm regarding Lamar Jackson's future with the Ravens.
HOW:
baltimoreravens.com - Robert Longerbeam, a sixth-round pick from Rutgers, is fully recovered from a torn patella tendon and has been making a strong impression during minicamp.
Sportskeeda - Colin Cowherd expressed pessimism about the Ravens' outlook for the 2026 NFL season under new head coach Jesse Minter.
Heavy NFL - The Ravens are unlikely to "play hardball" again regarding Jackson's contract negotiations.
The Ravens are gearing up for the upcoming NFL season with an over/under win total set at 11.5, which ties them for the highest in the league alongside the Los Angeles Rams, according to DraftKings Sportsbook. Despite this optimistic projection, Colin Cowherd expressed skepticism about their chances, highlighting the difficulty of winning 12 games in the competitive AFC North, especially after the Ravens finished last season with a record of 8-9 due to injuries affecting key players like Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews. On a positive note, sixth-round pick Robert Longerbeam has fully recovered from a torn patella tendon and is making a strong impression during minicamp, while Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle plans to introduce more three-wide receiver sets and 11-personnel groups to enhance the team's offensive strategy.