Trae Young had just delivered a 30-foot dagger to win it for the Hawks when a text from Lamar Jackson pinged DeCosta's phone. The text said something like, "I think we can get a deal done. We're ...

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta remains "optimistic" that a new deal will get done with star quarterback Lamar Jackson.. DeCosta said that he and Jackson met recently and that discussions are ...

After Jackson and the Ravens failed to find common ground after months of negotiating, Baltimore used the non-exclusive franchise tag on the quarterback in March. Eric DeCosta praised Lamar ...

While Jackson did put the team in a position to tie the game late, he also had two first-half giveaways that affected the course of the game. But General Manager Eric DeCosta doesn’t buy into ...

Eric DeCosta of Baltimore Ravens shares insights on Lamar Jackson's contract. He clarifies that negotiations were solely between him and Jackson. DeCosta describes Jackson as a shrewd negotiator.

He has been named a First-Team All-Pro three times, and he has twice been honored as the NFL's MVP. No disrespect is intended ...

The bombshell ruling in the NFLPA's collusion case against the NFL has revealed more details about Lamar Jackson's negotiations with the Ravens.

Jackson has already won two MVPs, and by DeCosta’s own account, he should have three. If the league won’t acknowledge him as the most valuable, Jackson will just have to prove it again in 2025.

Lamar Jackson has three years remaining on his $260 million contract but the Ravens are already discussing extending the ...

Before Jackson signed his deal, Eric DeCosta was preparing for the 2023 NFL draft “under the assumption that Mr. Jackson would no longer be playing for the Ravens." ...

But General Manager Eric DeCosta doesn’t buy into any of the negative postseason narratives when it comes to Jackson. “I can say there’s no player I’d rather have on my team than Lamar ...