Lamar Jackson, Ravens agree on 5-year contract extension

BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to terms on a deal, per NFL Insider Ian Rappaport.

Jackson, who took to Twitter stating he requested a trade in March, has been at a negotiating stalemate with the Ravens for months.

But now they've agreed on a 5-year contract extension worth up to $260 million with $185 million guaranteed.

Reports were buzzing saying that Jackson and the Ravens were making progress on a new deal.

This deal comes after Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts signed his deal, making him the highest paid quarterback in the league.

This is only one of many moves the Ravens could make before or during the draft.