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What do you think about the Baltimore Ravens owner’s statement that he wants a Lamar Jackson contract extension by the start of free agency in March? Well, Steve Bisciotti has reducing the impact to the 2026 salary cap in mind having Lamar Jackson on the roster. That explains the get it done by March demand. Jackson is now a $74.5 cap hit for 2026 without an extension. Further the Browns kind of put them in a pickle – because he likely now wants at least 47 million fully guaranteed for 6 or more years – maybe he wants 50 for 10 years. For full disclosure I am a Browns fan so nothing will make me happier than him playing elsewhere, but having seen him play many times he is special and the ravens are perhaps the only team willing to change their Miami Dolphins 60th Anniversary 1966 2026 Teal Collector’s Edition Tumbler to suit him. At present he is under an affordable 5th year option and can be franchised – unless he is willing to sit a year they hold all the cards – they are happy to wait.
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