Ravens' Flowers Set for Long-Term Deal

0:00On April 23rd, Ravens head coach Jesse Mentor kicked off his first voluntary mini-camp, signaling the start of a new era in Baltimore with Sky High. Hopes for 10 or more wins this season. The team's core is solid for a Super Bowl push, but they need upgrades on the offensive line, edge rushers, defensive tackles, and cornerbacks. A key move was picking up why receiver Zay Flowers' fifth-year option at $27,298,000, thanks too. His back-to-back pro bowl nods. Flowers balled out last year with 85 catches, 1,211 yards, and five touchdowns, making him the Ravens top star at. The position. That option salary ties him with George Pickens for 12 highest among receivers right now. Flowers has made it clear he wants to stick around in Baltimore long-term. He brushed off the noise from Jackson Smith and Jigbaugh's massive 4-year, 168.8 million dollar extension in Seattle that, shook up the receiver market.

1:01Under the current NFL rules, teams must decide by May 1st on 50-year options for first-round picks from the 2023 draft. It's a fully guaranteed extra year after their rookie 4-year deal, giving clubs like the Ravens flexibility without a full extension yet. With the market climbing, expect talks for Flowers' long-term deal to heat up soon, setting the stage for Minter to build around his playmakers as, training camp ramps up. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Corey with The Story.