Lamar Jackson has been reluctant to discuss a long-term extension with the Ravens and has been more focused on the upcoming 2026 season, league sources told ESPN.

As the Baltimore Ravens prepare to open the 2026 regular season against the Indianapolis Colts, quarterback Lamar Jackson appears to be putting contract negotiations on the back burner. Rather than pushing for a last-minute extension before kickoff,

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has not engaged in serious contract talks

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While Ravens fans and fantasy owners alike await Jackson's first game, hoping for a bounce-back, this is also Doyle's first chance to show what his offense can look like. At it turns out, Doyle's younger brother Dillon is a defensive quality control coach for the Colts, and the Ravens play at Indianapolis on Sunday in Week 1.

Lamar Jackson is healthy, motivated, and tuning out the noise around his Super Bowl window — here's what he had to say.