Ravens face Derrick Henry contract issue as RB earns LESS in 2025 than last year

Ravens face Derrick Henry contract issue as RB earns LESS in 2025 than last year

THE Baltimore Ravens could have a problem brewing with star running back Derrick Henry’s contract. The five-time NFL Pro Bowler is coming off another stellar season, but his current salary seemingly isn’t adding up. GettyStar running back Derrick Henry will be playing in the final year of his two-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens[/caption] Henry smiling after the Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys last SeptemberGetty Henry signed a two-year, $…

World reacts after Ravens owner sends brutal message to Lamar

The Baltimore Ravens have a multiple-time MVP at the quarterback in Lamar Jackson. However, Jackson and the Ravens have yet to advance past the AFC Championship. Last season, the Ravens failed to even make it that far, falling to the Buffalo Bills in the AFC divisional round. Now, Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti is making it clear to Jackson and the rest of the organization exactly what his expectations are moving forward. “I want to win now,” Bisc…

AFC Notes: Evan Engram, Justin Tucker, Broncos, Chiefs, Ravens

Broncos Broncos HC Sean Payton said earlier in the offseason that it is critical to have a “joker” type of player for their offense. Payton feels they identified a player with that skill set in new TE Evan Engram.  “I would put him in that category or that family,” Payton said, via Aric DiLalla of the team’s site. “He is someone who has those skill sets.” Payton believes Engram gives them a passing threat on third downs and in the red zone.  “Th…

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti: We have a window with Lamar Jackson, I want to win now

The Ravens have been a perennial playoff team since drafting quarterback Lamar Jackson and they have had some…

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on 12-year Super Bowl drought: 'I want to win now'

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti believes Lamar Jackson has the goods to get the club back to the Super Bowl after falling short in the postseason.

Since Lamar Jackson joined the Baltimore Ravens in 2018, the guys from the AFC North have been among the title candidates in the NFL every year. However, it hasn't been enough for the big throw yet.