As if the vibes coming out of the first week of the Baltimore Ravens' 2026 training camp weren't high enough, the second week has already seen big plays and now a big payday from their wide receivers.
Yesterday, the Ravens made big news by announcing a massive contract extension for their star receiver Zay Flowers. The deal shocked many given its huge price tag, sitting at a whopping $140 million for four years!
According to the Ravens’ social media, the team is activating OL Corey Bullock from injured reserve. Bullock, 24, attended North Carolina Central before transferring to Maryland for his final season of college football back in 2023.
The Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has spoken highly of one of his new teammates, rookie wide receiver Ja’Kobi Lane. Jackson predicted that Lane’s presence would be felt in future games whenever he gets a chance.
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The Baltimore Ravens secured Zay Flowers' services for four more years. The team signed the wide receiver to a $140 million contract following DeAndre Hopkins' move to Georgia Tech as an assistant wide receivers coach.
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The Ravens have a very solid roster. They have systemically addressed the lingering issues in a prudent manner. There is still a little work to do. I’ve campaigned pretty diligently for three players this offseason.
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As Jesse Minter begins his new role as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, he’ll be looking for playmakers across the roster. He seems to have found a crucial one in third-round rookie Ja’Kobi Lane.
The wide receiver market has officially gotten out of control. The Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a four-year, $140 million extension with Zay Flowers, including a staggering $108 million guaranteed.
It's not uncommon for rookies across the league to experience their proverbial 'Welcome to the NFL' moment before they play their first game. The first padded practice in training camp for their respective teams is often when they get their first real taste of what it's like to compete against another grown man fighting for their livelihood.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Two-time Pro-Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers agreed to a four-year, $140 million extension on Tuesday that includes $108 million guaranteed with the Baltimore Ravens.
Flowers has made consecutive Pro Bowls, surpassed 1,000 receiving yards in back-to-back seasons and established a franchise record with 1,211 yards in 2025. Still, $35 million per season comes with a different standard.
Extension talks between Zay Flowers and the Ravens have resulted in an agreement. A long-term deal is now in place, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports. The news has since been confirmed by the team.
The Baltimore Ravens made sure one of Lamar Jackson's top weapons isn't going anywhere.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Ravens are signing WR Zay Flowers to a four-year, $140 million extension. Schefter adds the deal includes $108 million guaranteed.
According to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, Jesse Minter's passing game still has plenty of catching up to do.
This wasn’t the way the Baltimore Ravens planned it, but it may end up being the best possible outcome. The Baltimore Ravens endured a tough twist when recently signed offensive lineman Hakeem Adeniji was placed on the reserve/retired list.
Three recognizable veterans remain available as training camps begin.
Per the transactions wire, the Ravens are placing veteran OL Hakeem Adeniji on the reserve/retired list. Adeniji, 28, was drafted by the Bengals in the sixth round out of Kansas in 2020, and he signed a four-year, $3.5 million rookie contract.
The Ravens are between a rock and a hard place regarding their franchise quarterback.
DeAndre Hopkins is insisting he is not finished playing in the NFL despite taking a college football coaching job. Hopkins took to X on Saturday to clear up questions about his NFL status after he joined Georgia Tech’s coaching staff.
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said the team intends to carefully handle running back Derrick Henry’s practice volume in training camp, aiming to keep the veteran productive across a full NFL season and into the postseason.
Broderick Washington has previously been floated as a candidate to be let go during roster cuts this summer. The veteran defensive tackle is assured of at least one more season in Baltimore, however.
Drake London did not receive a four-year, $141 million extension because the Atlanta Falcons needed another expensive receiver. They paid him to become one of the faces of their new era.
Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is set to enter his 11th NFL season at age 32. But Henry is not even thinking about retiring.
Ralph Vacchiano of Fox Sports released a story on Tuesday ranking every NFL team as training camp starts. In it, he shared an interesting take about the Baltimore Ravens, a team that just went through a lot of changes.
It appears Hopkins may not be catching passes thrown by quarterback Drake Maye in September.
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