Ravens' Lamar Jackson is going to become $70 million man with Declan Doyle calling plays
Lamar Jackson remains one of the NFL’s most valuable players. Sunday’s performance in Indianapolis was another stark reminder. In the first game of the Declan Doyle era, Jackson looked liberated and completely in command as the Baltimore Ravens overwhelmed the Colts 41-23. The Ravens produced 506 yards of total offense in a showcase that […] The post Ravens' Lamar Jackson is going to become $70…
The Baltimore Ravens and their star quarterback Lamar Jackson are poised to sign a record-breaking $70 million per year contract, according to a new play-caller named Declan Doyle. This revelation comes in the wake of Jackson's impressive performance in the team's first game of the season, where he led the Ravens to a 41-23 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
Doyle's innovative offensive scheme, which emphasized more 11 personnel and cleaner pictures for Jackson, proved to be a game-changer, allowing the quarterback to become more dangerous without sacrificing his health. With Jackson's already lucrative five-year, $260 million contract, the prospect of a $70 million per year deal is no longer a far-fetched fantasy but a logical and exciting possibility.
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