OWINGS MILLS Md. — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson Officially, he has ceased to talk about his contract situation. He declined to answer three questions Wednesday related to it. stalled negotiations with the team.
Jackson stated, “Respectfully. I’m done talking to it.” “I promised you guys that I would be done with Week 1. Week 1 is over. It’s over. “I’m now focused on the Dolphins.”
Sources confirmed to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, Adam Schefter, that Sunday’s report was from them. Jackson turned down the Ravens’ five-year extension offer worth over $250 million with $133 million guaranteed at signing. Sources claim that Jackson was not interested in a guaranteed contract like the one given to him. Deshaun WatsonThe Ravens then announced Friday that talks were being suspended until the end, which was followed by a statement from the Ravens.
Jackson revealed to Dianna Russini on ESPN that he rejected an offer that included guaranteed money of $160 million or $180 million following Sunday’s 24-9 win against the Jets. Jackson will now play under his fifth year option, which will earn him $23.016million this season.
Jackson rebuffed all inquiries regarding contract negotiations between the Ravens and Jackson on Wednesday.
Jackson smiled as he was asked why the guaranteed cash was important to his. Jackson smiled and said, “Like I said. Dolphin time, man.
Jackson arrived at the media session carrying a bag full of popcorn and promised to pass it around for questions. Jackson didn’t give out much of his snack Wednesday as it was evident from the beginning of questions.
Ravens No. In other news, Ravens No. J.K. Dobbins He was a full participant Wednesday’s practice. This means that he is on track to play in his first season of the season. Dobbins missed last season due to a serious injury to his left knee.
Jackson spoke highly of Dobbins, saying “He looks pretty good to me.”