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

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.

When Mike Tomlin dropped a bombshell on the Steelers, it was easy to miss more rumors from around the NFL, such as Lamar Jackson's contract with the Ravens and JJ McCarthy's future.

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.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta stresses reworking Lamar Jackson's contract as his $74.5M 2026 cap hit could limit roster flexibility.

In an incredible revelation, Lamar Jackson could have considered playing for Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers. It all depended on John Harbaugh and the Ravens.

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.

The Baltimore Ravens were the team that truly shook up the coaching landscape this offseason with their decision to part ways with long-time head coach John Harbaugh. Don't weep for either side of this split,