Lamar Jackson's Offseason Tango: Commitment or Quick Drop-In?

0:00On April 6, Lamar Jackson rolled up for day one of the Ravens' offseason program under new defensive coach, Jesse Mentor. The star quarterbacks eyeing a $750,000 workout bonus, which kicks in if he attends at least 80% of the sessions. Unlike 2024 and 2025, when he waved that cash, Jackson's in at this time. New offensive coordinator, Declan Doyle, came close to a rules violation by pushing for voluntary turnout, but Mentor's keeping a chill, stressing how. It shows players the real value of showing up. The Raven's social media squad went all in with height videos of Jackson grinding, painting him as the tone-setter from the jump. Fans and insiders see this as a pulse check on his teen vibe, especially with contract drama bubbling. He's locked in for 104 million over the next two seasons, hitting true free agency in 2028, thanks to his no-tag clause. A fresh extension could mean 62 million a year average, with solid guarantees, making

1:01it a smooth move if both sides commit. Owner Steve Bissiotti pushed for a deal before free agency hit, but with that window closed, all eyes stay on Jackson's state commitment or quick. Drop in? This offseason tango will tell the tale. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.