Competitors must adjust their teams to accommodate for corresponding fantasy football bye weeks, especially since they run late into the season this year.
The three most intriguing matchups of NFL Week 6 includes some of the best young quarterbacks in the game and one complete disaster that you can't look away from.
Lamar Jackson's record-setting performance against the Colts showed how special he truly is. However, the Ravens may regret not signing their star quarterback to an extension already. After all, Jackson's price is going up.
Lamar Jackson is negotiating his own contract extension (with the help of his mom) and this could be a bigger problem for the Baltimore Ravens than it is for him.
John Harbaugh, Lamar Jackson, and the Baltimore Ravens finally beat Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs thanks to fourth down gamble and a strategy most NFL teams can't execute.
The Baltimore Ravens locked up one of Lamar Jackson's favorite targets, but still haven't given their franchise QB a massive extension. The team locked up underrated tight end Mark Andrews with a new four-year deal worth $56 million, but the big news will be when Jackson finally get his possibly historic extension.
The Baltimore Ravens are two wins away from breaking a meaningless, but still somewhat impressive, NFL record that's stood almost 60 years. The Ravens have a 17-game preseason win streak going. The record is by the Green Bay Packers who won 19 in a row from 1958 to 1962. They pay the Saints Saturday.
Josh Allen just signed a massive new contract extension but what is it actually worth and which of his fellow young QBs will be next? Allen’s new deal basically includes $150 million guaranteed which is the most ever in an NFL deal. Now Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson will be next to sign.
The Ravens will have to pay a premium price to keep Lamar Jackson in Baltimore for years to come. Will general manager Eric DeCosta break the bank to keep other key players around, too?
Lamar Jackson is an NFL MVP winner and has taken his team to the playoffs in three consecutive years. Even with these accomplishments, he’s still the 400th highest-paid player in the NFL heading into the 2021 season. With Jackson’s style of play, getting that big new deal is even more important for the QB.
The Baltimore Ravens might have the draft capital necessary to make a risky move to replace Lamar Jackson before his contract becomes a drain on their payroll.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson is off to a slow start in contract negotiations with the Baltimore Ravens at the same time that Josh Allen is expected to land a long-tern deal with the Buffalo Bills.
Lamar Jackson is a special talent for the Baltimore Ravens. But that talent can only do so much when you have the NFL's worst receiving corps. Jackson and the offense got an upgrade this weekend.
Releasing Mark Ingram and Robert Griffin III is the Baltimore Ravens' way of announcing that QB Lamar Jackson is their go-to guy both on and off the field for now on.
The concussion that knocked Lamar Jackson out of the NFL playoff game inspired Buffalo Bills fans to donate to a charity supported by the Baltimore Ravens quarterback.