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and my voice screaming sometimes, the comfort of watching the colors of red and
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toward the on-field aspect of the game. From analysis and possibilities to
championships and injuries, the gameplay never fails to teach me something new.
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<h2 style="text-align: center">Baltimore Ravens 2022: News, Schedule, Roster, Score, Injury Report</h2>
The Baltimore Ravens are one of the newer teams in the NFL and play as part of the AFC North division. They joined the NFL after <a href="https://www.cleveland.com/ohio-sports-blog/2017/04/cleveland_browns_move_to_balti.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">moving</a> from Cleveland to set up an extension franchise in the NFL’s now-defunct AFC Central division, ahead of the 1996 NFL season. 
<img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-389041" src="https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20200924211230/1200px-Baltimore_Ravens_logo.svg.jpg" alt="" width="1200" height="591" />
The move saw the city of Baltimore return to the NFL after a <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20100211225719/http://www.baltimoreravens.com/News/History/Baltimore_Football_History.aspx#1946" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">dozen</a> years out. Their spell initially ended when the Baltimore Colts relocated to Indiana ahead of the 1984 NFL season. With a newly rebranded team, the city got behind the players wholeheartedly and stuck with them in their four seasons of struggle. 
The third season (1998 NFL season) saw Baltimore Ravens <a href="https://www.stadiumsofprofootball.com/stadiums/mt-bank-stadium/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">move</a> from the historic Memorial Stadium where the Colts played for 30 years to the new M&amp;T Bank Stadium. 
Following the relocation, the team’s fortunes turned, and their three-season losing run ended. They finished the <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/rav/1999/gamelog/">1999</a> NFL season at 8-8 and in the next campaign; they proved to the league and the country that it wasn’t just a flash in the pan. 
The Ravens placed second in the AFC North and proceeded to the playoffs with a 11-5 overall record. The franchise won the Wildcard Round Playoffs against the Tennessee Titans 20-13. However, they would fall in the Division Playoffs to the Bills.


[caption id="attachment_510949" align="aligncenter" width="1920"]<img class="wp-image-510949 size-full" src="https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20210111002245/2021-01-10T184407Z_1158270941_MT1USATODAY15417497_RTRMADP_3_NFL-AFC-WILD-CARD-ROUND-BALTIMORE-RAVENS-AT-TENNESSEE-TITANS.jpg" alt="A.J. Brown of the Tennessee Titans makes a touchdown" width="1920" height="1285" /> Jan 10, 2021; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) makes a catch for a touchdown as Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey (44) looks on during the first quarter in a AFC Wild Card playoff game at Nissan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports[/caption]
<h2 style="text-align: center">Baltimore Ravens Achievements</h2>
The Ravens have excelled in their short time in the NFL with six divisional titles, two conference championships, and two Super Bowl wins. 
Their first Super Bowl win as Baltimore Ravens came in the <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/rav/2000/gamelog/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">2000</a> NFL season. The Ravens cobbled a 12-4 record and finished in the six-team AFC Central behind Tennessee Titans. 
Over the course of the regular season, the team made waves over its robust defense that allowed opposing offenses to advance just 970 yards. They conceded just five rushing touchdowns, which stands as a <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/play-index/tiny.fcgi?id=IyzVf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">record</a> for a 16-game NFL season. 
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In the Playoffs, the Ravens’ defense remained imperious, and only the Titans who played them in the divisional round could reach double digits.
 On January 28, 2001, Baltimore decimated New York Giants 34-7 at Super Bowl <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200101280nyg.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">XXXV</a>. Linebacker Ray Lewis claimed the Super Bowl MVP award. He would go on to feature in the franchise's second Vincent Lombardi Trophy win a dozen years later. 
The win was the genesis of the team’s rise in the NFL. They did not fade away and remained a <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/rav/index.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">consistent</a> feature in the NFL Playoffs. The Baltimore Ravens have made it past the regular season in 11 of the next 19 seasons, following the Super Bowl triumph. 

<h2 style="text-align: center">Owner Achievements</h2>
The Baltimore Ravens are owned by Steve Bisciotti. He <a href="https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bal-modell122099-story.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">purchased</a> part of the franchise ahead of the Super Bowl-winning season in 2000. Per the terms of the purchase, he had the option to buy the Ravens outright, and Biscotti exercised the option ahead of the <a href="https://www.espn.in/nfl/news/story?id=1778585" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">2004</a> NFL season.  
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He took a bold call to part ways with a Super Bowl-winning coach, but his new hire was justified. John Harbaugh came on board in the same season as Joe Flacco. The duo combined to take the Ravens to a franchise-best four successive postseason appearances and one Super Bowl for the <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/rav/2012/gamelog/">2012</a> NFL season. 

<h2 style="text-align: center">Lamar Jackson era</h2>
The Baltimore Ravens made the most of many teams passing up on a Heisman winner and drafted him at #32 overall at the 2018 NFL draft. <a href="http://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/lamar-jackson/">Lamar Jackson</a> possessed supreme rushing skills, and many regarded him as a running back. However, he remained steadfast on wanting to play quarterback and the team gave him a chance. 


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Jackson got his chance midway through the 2018 NFL campaign when <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201302030sfo.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Super Bowl XLVII</a> MVP Joe Flacco sustained an injury. 
In the team's second season with quarterback Lamar Jackson, the team put together the best run of the NFL regular season. Their <a href="https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/rav/2019/gamelog/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">14-2</a> record had them pegged as Super Bowl favorites. However, they lost in the first playoff round. Nevertheless, the quarterback became only the second player to earn the regular season MVP award with a unanimous vote. 
The 2020 season saw Lamar Jackson aim to guide Baltimore Ravens to a third consecutive playoff appearance. His goal was to win a post-season game and lift the Vincent Lombardi Trophy. However, the Ravens fell to the Buffalo Bills in the Division Playoffs in a dismal 3-17 loss.


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<h2 style="text-align: center">Baltimore Ravens Logo</h2>
The Baltimore Ravens are a relatively new franchise. Yet they have hit headlines over their logo and had to shake things up near the turn of the century. 
The issue arose as the Baltimore dweller was peeved at not getting credit for a design similar to what he had given to the franchise. 
<img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-389037" src="https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20200924211032/Ravens3_a62a5ccf67a6a544c82cfd224cf82e26.jpg" alt="" width="1240" height="600" />
After the jury ruled against the franchise, they elected to craft a <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/1999/03/01/sports/plus-pro-football-baltimore-ravens-adopt-new-logo.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">new logo</a>. The Baltimore Ravens dropped the helmet theme and adopted the crest they use even today. Chiefly, the insignia features a raven looking to the right with the gold-tinted letter 'B' plastered on the side of its head. 

<h2 style="text-align: center">Baltimore Ravens 2022 Sponsors</h2>
Morgan Properties announced a new partnership with Baltimore Ravens with an aim to increase visibility and grow awareness of its multifamily offerings among prospective Mid-Atlantic renters. Moreover, Postmates partnered up with the Ravens alongside the Los Angeles Rams. Postmates provided an assurance to deliver gameday meals throughout the season.
Leidos also came out with an announcement to partner up with the Ravens to spread awareness about the ongoing opioid epidemic through the 'Tackling Opioid Addiction' campaign. For every tackle made during the regular season, Leidos and the Ravens will donate $50 towards Baltimore area nonprofit organizations.

<h2 style="text-align: center">Baltimore Ravens 2022 Roster Foundation</h2>
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<td>Quarterbacks</td>
<td>#12 Anthony Brown 

#8 Lamar Jackson

#15 Brett Hundley</td>
</tr>
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<td>Running Backs</td>
<td>#30 Tyler Badie

#28 Mike Davis

#27 J. K. Dobbins

#35 Gus Edwards

#43 Justice Hill

#47 Nate McCrary

#31 Corey Clement

#31 Ricky Person</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Wide Receivers</td>
<td>#7 Rashod Bateman

#82 Slade Bolden

#85 Shemar Bridges

#13 Devin Duvernay

#29 Bailey Gaither

#10 Jaylon Moore

#18 Makai Polk

#3 James Proche

#81 Ben Victor

#16 Tylan Wallace

#11 Raleigh Webb

#17 Devon Williams</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Tight Ends</td>
<td>#89 Mark Andrews

#86 Nick Boyle

#88 Charlie Kolar

#80 Isaiah Likely

#38 Ben Mason

#84 Josh Oliver

#83 Tony Poljan</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Offensive Linemen</td>
<td>#77 Daniel Faalele

#71 Ja'Wuan James

#61 Jaryd Jones-Smith

#65 Patrick Mekari

#78 Morgan Moses

#62 David Sharpe

#79 Ronnie Stanley</td>
</tr>
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<td>Defensive Linemen</td>
<td>#93 Calais Campbell

#97 Aaron Crawford

#98 Travis Jones

#94 Isaiah Mack

#92 Justin Madubuike

#91 Rayshad Nichols

#58 Michael Pierce

#68 Brent Urban

#96 Broderick Washington</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Linebackers</td>
<td>#56 Josh Bynes

#48 Diego Fagot

#40 Malik Harrison

#59 Daelin Hayes

#50 Justin Houston

#49 Zakoby McClain

#60 Steven Means

#51 Jeremiah Moon

#90 David Ojabo

#99 Odafe Oweh

#6 Patrick Queen

#46 Josh Ross

#57 Kristian Welch

#53 Chuck Wiley

#47 Vince Biegel

#93 Trent Harris</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Defensive Backs</td>
<td>#5 Jalyn Armour-Davis

#18 Kyle Fuller

#44 Marlon Humphrey

#23 Tony Jefferson

#46 Nick Moore

#24 Marcus Peters

#42 Patrick Ricard

#25 Kevon Seymour

#21 Brandon Stephens

#33 David Vereen

#32 Marcus Williams

#22 Damarion Williams

#29 Daryl Worley

#17 Robert Jackson

#39 Denzel Williams

#36 Chuck Clark</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Special Team</td>
<td>#11 Jordan Stout

#9 Justin Tucker</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<h2 style="text-align: center">2022 Charities</h2>
The Ravens Foundation is the team's charitable arm committed to encouraging and enabling the healthy development of youth in Baltimore and other parts of Maryland. Recent foundation projects include the renovation of the football stadium at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and the Playground at Collington Square School. The foundation also distributed $100,000 in grants to area nonprofits.
Additionally, the Baltimore Ravens announced the release of the official Ravens license plate, offered by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration. More than 3,000 plates are currently on the street resulting in a $120, 000 donation to the team foundation.

<h2 style="text-align: center">Achievements and History</h2>
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td width="301">Founded</td>
<td width="301">1996</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Owner</td>
<td width="301">Stephen J. Bisciotti</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">CEO</td>
<td width="301">Stephen J. Bisciotti</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Head Coach</td>
<td width="301">John Harbaugh</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">General Manager</td>
<td width="301">Eric DeCosta</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Stadium</td>
<td width="301">M&amp;T Bank Stadium</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Location</td>
<td width="301">Baltimore, Maryland</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Sponsors</td>
<td width="301">Postmates, Morgan Properties, Leidos, WaWa, Horseshoe Hotels and Casinos</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Championships</td>
<td width="301">League championships (2)

Super Bowl championships (2)

2000 (XXXV), 2012 (XLVII)

Conference championships (2)

AFC: 2000, 2012

Division championships (6)

AFC North: 2003, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="301">Official Website</td>
<td width="301">Baltimore Ravens- www.baltimoreravens.com</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>

Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore Ravens 2022: News, Schedule, Roster, Score, Injury Report The Baltimore Ravens are one of the newer teams in the NFL and play as part of the AFC North division. They joined the NFL after moving from Cleveland to set up an extension franchise in the NFL’s now-defunct AFC Central division, ahead of the 1996 NFL season.  The move saw the city of Baltimore return to the NFL after a dozen years out. Their spell initially ended when the Baltimore Colts relocated to Indiana ahead of the 1984 NFL season. With a newly rebranded team, the city got behind the players wholeheartedly and stuck with them in their four seasons of struggle.  The third season (1998 NFL season) saw Baltimore Ravens move from the historic Memorial Stadium where the Colts played for 30 years to the new M&amp;T Bank Stadium.  Following the relocation, the team’s fortunes turned, and their three-season losing run ended. They finished the 1999 NFL season at 8-8 and in the next campaign; they proved to the league and the country that it wasn’t just a flash in the pan.  The Ravens placed second in the AFC North and proceeded to the playoffs with a 11-5 overall record. The franchise won the Wildcard Round Playoffs against the Tennessee Titans 20-13. However, they would fall in the Division Playoffs to the Bills. Jan 10, 2021; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) makes a catch for a touchdown as Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey (44) looks on during the first quarter in a AFC Wild Card playoff game at Nissan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports Baltimore Ravens Achievements The Ravens have excelled in their short time in the NFL with six divisional titles, two conference championships, and two Super Bowl wins.  Their first Super Bowl win as Baltimore Ravens came in the 2000 NFL season. The Ravens cobbled a 12-4 record and finished in the six-team AFC Central behind Tennessee Titans.  Over the course of the regular season, the team made waves over its robust defense that allowed opposing offenses to advance just 970 yards. They conceded just five rushing touchdowns, which stands as a record for a 16-game NFL season.  In the Playoffs, the Ravens’ defense remained imperious, and only the Titans who played them in the divisional round could reach double digits. On January 28, 2001, Baltimore decimated New York Giants 34-7 at Super Bowl XXXV. Linebacker Ray Lewis claimed the Super Bowl MVP award. He would go on to feature in the franchise&#8217;s second Vincent Lombardi Trophy win a dozen years later.  The win was the genesis of the team’s rise in the NFL. They did not fade away and remained a consistent feature in the NFL Playoffs. The Baltimore Ravens have made it past the regular season in 11 of the next 19 seasons, following the Super Bowl triumph.  Owner Achievements The Baltimore Ravens are owned by Steve Bisciotti. He purchased part of the franchise ahead of the Super Bowl-winning season in 2000. Per the terms of the purchase, he had the option to buy the Ravens outright, and Biscotti exercised the option ahead of the 2004 NFL season.   He took a bold call to part ways with a Super Bowl-winning coach, but his new hire was justified. John Harbaugh came on board in the same season as Joe Flacco. The duo combined to take the Ravens to a franchise-best four successive postseason appearances and one Super Bowl for the 2012 NFL season.  Lamar Jackson era The Baltimore Ravens made the most of many teams passing up on a Heisman winner and drafted him at #32 overall at the 2018 NFL draft. Lamar Jackson possessed supreme rushing skills, and many regarded him as a running back. However, he remained steadfast on wanting to play quarterback and the team gave him a chance.  Jan 10, 2021; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans during the second quarter in a AFC Wild Card playoff game at Nissan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports Jackson got his chance midway through the 2018 NFL campaign when Super Bowl XLVII MVP Joe Flacco sustained an injury.  In the team&#8217;s second season with quarterback Lamar Jackson, the team put together the best run of the NFL regular season. Their 14-2 record had them pegged as Super Bowl favorites. However, they lost in the first playoff round. Nevertheless, the quarterback became only the second player to earn the regular season MVP award with a unanimous vote.  The 2020 season saw Lamar Jackson aim to guide Baltimore Ravens to a third consecutive playoff appearance. His goal was to win a post-season game and lift the Vincent Lombardi Trophy. However, the Ravens fell to the Buffalo Bills in the Division Playoffs in a dismal 3-17 loss. Jan 10, 2021; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) scores a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans during the second quarter in a AFC Wild Card playoff game at Nissan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports Baltimore Ravens Logo The Baltimore Ravens are a relatively new franchise. Yet they have hit headlines over their logo and had to shake things up near the turn of the century.  The issue arose as the Baltimore dweller was peeved at not getting credit for a design similar to what he had given to the franchise.  After the jury ruled against the franchise, they elected to craft a new logo. The Baltimore Ravens dropped the helmet theme and adopted the crest they use even today. Chiefly, the insignia features a raven looking to the right with the gold-tinted letter &#8216;B&#8217; plastered on the side of its head.  Baltimore Ravens 2022 Sponsors Morgan Properties announced a new partnership with Baltimore Ravens with an aim to increase visibility and grow awareness of its multifamily offerings among prospective Mid-Atlantic renters. Moreover, Postmates partnered up with the Ravens alongside the Los Angeles Rams. Postmates provided an assurance to deliver gameday meals throughout the season. Leidos also came out with an announcement to partner up with the Ravens to spread awareness about the ongoing opioid epidemic through the &#8216;Tackling Opioid Addiction&#8217; campaign. For every tackle made during the regular season, Leidos and the Ravens will donate $50 towards Baltimore area nonprofit organizations. Baltimore Ravens 2022 Roster Foundation  Quarterbacks #12 Anthony Brown  #8 Lamar Jackson #15 Brett Hundley  Running Backs #30 Tyler Badie #28 Mike Davis #27 J. K. Dobbins #35 Gus Edwards #43 Justice Hill #47 Nate McCrary #31 Corey Clement #31 Ricky Person  Wide Receivers #7 Rashod Bateman #82 Slade Bolden #85 Shemar Bridges #13 Devin Duvernay #29 Bailey Gaither #10 Jaylon Moore #18 Makai Polk #3 James Proche #81 Ben Victor #16 Tylan Wallace #11 Raleigh Webb #17 Devon Williams  Tight Ends #89 Mark Andrews #86 Nick Boyle #88 Charlie Kolar #80 Isaiah Likely #38 Ben Mason #84 Josh Oliver #83 Tony Poljan  Offensive Linemen #77 Daniel Faalele #71 Ja&#8217;Wuan James #61 Jaryd Jones-Smith #65 Patrick Mekari #78 Morgan Moses #62 David Sharpe #79 Ronnie Stanley  Defensive Linemen #93 Calais Campbell #97 Aaron Crawford #98 Travis Jones #94 Isaiah Mack #92 Justin Madubuike #91 Rayshad Nichols #58 Michael Pierce #68 Brent Urban #96 Broderick Washington  Linebackers #56 Josh Bynes #48 Diego Fagot #40 Malik Harrison #59 Daelin Hayes #50 Justin Houston #49 Zakoby McClain #60 Steven Means #51 Jeremiah Moon #90 David Ojabo #99 Odafe Oweh #6 Patrick Queen #46 Josh Ross #57 Kristian Welch #53 Chuck Wiley #47 Vince Biegel #93 Trent Harris  Defensive Backs #5 Jalyn Armour-Davis #18 Kyle Fuller #44 Marlon Humphrey #23 Tony Jefferson #46 Nick Moore #24 Marcus Peters #42 Patrick Ricard #25 Kevon Seymour #21 Brandon Stephens #33 David Vereen #32 Marcus Williams #22 Damarion Williams #29 Daryl Worley #17 Robert Jackson #39 Denzel Williams #36 Chuck Clark  Special Team #11 Jordan Stout #9 Justin Tucker  2022 Charities The Ravens Foundation is the team&#8217;s charitable arm committed to encouraging and enabling the healthy development of youth in Baltimore and other parts of Maryland. Recent foundation projects include the renovation of the football stadium at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and the Playground at Collington Square School. The foundation also distributed $100,000 in grants to area nonprofits. Additionally, the Baltimore Ravens announced the release of the official Ravens license plate, offered by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration. More than 3,000 plates are currently on the street resulting in a $120, 000 donation to the team foundation. Achievements and History  Founded 1996  Owner Stephen J. Bisciotti  CEO Stephen J. Bisciotti  Head Coach John Harbaugh  General Manager Eric DeCosta  Stadium M&amp;T Bank Stadium  Location Baltimore, Maryland  Sponsors Postmates, Morgan Properties, Leidos, WaWa, Horseshoe Hotels and Casinos  Championships League championships (2) Super Bowl championships (2) 2000 (XXXV), 2012 (XLVII) Conference championships (2) AFC: 2000, 2012 Division championships (6) AFC North: 2003, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019  Official Website Baltimore Ravens- www.baltimoreravens.com

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Jason Kelce

Who is Jason Kelce? Jason Daniel Kelce emerged as a force in the National Football League as the Philadelphia Eagles center. His journey began when the Eagles selected him in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Before his NFL career, Kelce showcased his football prowess at the University of Cincinnati, playing for the Bearcats. With numerous accolades to his name, including being a Super Bowl champion, seven-time Pro Bowl selection, and six-time first-team All-Pro selection, Kelce has solidified his status as one of the greatest centers in the history of the NFL. Jason Kelce&#8217;s early life and family background Hailing from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Jason Kelce was born on November 5, 1987, into a family where his father, Ed Kelce, worked as a sales representative in the steel industry. Meanwhile, his mother, Donna, pursued a career in banking. Growing up, Jason Kelce shared his household with his younger brother, Travis Kelce, who later made his mark as a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs.Â  NFL, American Football Herren, USA Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs, Sep 17, 2017 Kansas City, MO, USA Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce 87 kisses Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce 62 after the game at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports, 17.09.2017 15:12:44, 10288855, NPStrans, NFL, Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, Arrowhead Stadium, Travis Kelce Jason attended Cleveland Heights High School, showcasing his athletic prowess by excelling in both running back and linebacker positions. This earned him the distinction of being twice named All-Lake Erie League. Beyond the football field, the older Kelce brother displayed his musical talents at Cleveland Heights, contributing to the symphonic and jazz bands as a baritone saxophonist. Jason Kelce&#8217;s wife and children On April 14, 2018, Jason Kelce and Kylie McDevitt joined their lives in matrimony. The couple had initially crossed paths through the realm of the dating app Tinder. The serendipity of their meeting was humorously acknowledged by Kylie in a November 2015 Instagram post. She captioned it, &#8220;Thank goodness you swiped right too,&#8221; shortly after they commenced their journey together. Kylie, hailing from Narberth, Pennsylvania, a suburb in the Philadelphia Main Line, pursued studies in communications during her college years. Beyond academics, she showcased her athletic prowess by engaging in field hockey, a sport she continues to express her passion for on her Instagram page. At Cabrini University, she not only was a member of the hockey team but also went on to become the captain of the side. She currently also works as a Head Varsity Field Hockey Coach at Lower Merion School District. The couple&#8217;s shared love story has expanded to a family of five, with three daughters &#8211; Wyatt, aged 4, Elliotte, aged 2, and Bennett, who is 11 months old. Jason Kelce&#8217;s net worth With a net worth totaling approximately $40 million, Jason Kelce&#8217;s financial success extends beyond his NFL contracts. He&#8217;s encompassed substantial earnings from lucrative endorsement deals with Old Spice and 6 Shooter Energy Shots. However, the exact amount from the deals is not publicly known. Renowned as one of the NFL&#8217;s premier centers, Kelce&#8217;s appeal has made him a sought-after figure in the endorsement arena.Â  In addition to his gridiron prowess and endorsement ventures, Kelce&#8217;s financial portfolio has been amplified by strategic real estate investments. Notably, he owns an expansive eight-acre farm in Pennsylvania and a property in his hometown of Cleveland. He also has invested in RealTruck, which acts like a reselling market for truck parts and accessories. He has also been known to be interested in farming and cattle rearing business, which he has established in Missouri. His 2023 contract with the Eagles was worth $14.5 million per year, making him the highest-paid center in the NFL. It includes a base salary of $1,165,000, a $10,335,000 signing bonus, and $14,250,000 guaranteed overall. Jason Kelce&#8217;s stats Throughout 13 seasons with the Eagles, Jason Kelce has left an indelible mark on the franchise. His defensive contributions included 7 solo tackles, 1 assist, and a notable 7 fumble recoveries. Earning recognition as one of the NFL&#8217;s elite centers, Kelce secured a place in 6 Pro Bowls and celebrated a championship victory with the side as well. Kelce&#8217;s durability and consistency were exemplified by his 145th consecutive regular-season start against the New York Jets, surpassing Jon Runyan&#8217;s 2000s record of 144 startsâ€”a testament to Jason Kelce&#8217;s enduring impact on the Eagles&#8217; legacy. Jason Kelce&#8217;s career Jason Kelce&#8217;s journey from walk-on running back to the offensive line at the University of Cincinnati reflects his adaptability and determination. After redshirting his first year, he transitioned from fullback to offensive line. Kelce showcased his versatility in various positions during the 2007 season, contributing to the Bearcats&#8217; success. In his sophomore year (2008), Kelce excelled at left guard, playing a crucial role alongside future NFL linemen Jeff Linkenbach and Trevor Canfield.Â  Jan 15, 2024; Tampa, Florida, USA; Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce (62) looks on during warm ups a 2024 NFC wild card game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports This formidable offensive line propelled the Bearcats to an 11â€“3 record, a Big East Conference championship, and an appearance in the FedEx Orange Bowl. For his senior season in 2010, Kelce embraced the center position, earning Honorable Mention All-America and second-team All-Big East honors despite the team finishing 4â€“8 under new coach Butch Jones. Jason Kelce has been a stalwart in the Philadelphia Eagles since being drafted in 2011. Over his impressive 13-year career, Kelce earned seven Pro Bowl selections, and six first-team All-Pro honors. This played a crucial role in the Eagles&#8217; historic Super Bowl victory in 2017. What sets Kelce apart is his durability and consistency, having not missed a game since the 2014 season.Â  Beyond his athletic achievements, Kelce made headlines for his off-field charisma. Following the Eagles&#8217; Super Bowl triumph, he captured hearts with a memorable speech delivered in a quirky costume during the team&#8217;s championship parade in 2018. Then in 2022, Kelce also faced his brother in the Super Bowl, however, he lost the championship game. Jason Kelce&#8217;s contracts Jason Kelce&#8217;s impact on the Philadelphia Eagles is not only felt on the field but is also reflected in his lucrative contract. As of 2024, Kelce stands as the highest-paid center in the NFL with a contract worth $14.5 million per year. This notable deal encompasses a base salary of $1,165,000, and a substantial $10,335,000 signing bonus ($14,250,000 overall guarantee). Kelce&#8217;s journey to this pinnacle of NFL earnings began when he was drafted by the Eagles in 2011. He initially signed a four-year contract valued at $2,137,432. This early deal included a $97,432 signing bonus, $97,432 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $534,358. After this, in 2014 he signed a six-year-long contract with the Philadelphia side worth $6,250,000. This deal was set to end in 2020, but before this itself, the Eagles gave Kelce another deal from 2019-2021. His annual salary increased to $8,166,667 around this time. With his 2023 contract coming to an end this year, the deals for Jason Kelce lie on an open spectrum. He can either continue with the Eagles through another deal or enter the free-agent zone and try to gain more benefits to his name and under his contract lists. Jason Kelce and Taylor Swift Jason Kelce&#8217;s connection with Taylor Swift added an extra layer of excitement to the 2024 Super Bowl. The pre-kickoff hug between Jason Kelce and Swift set the stage for post-game celebrations. This is where Taylor Swift reveled in the Chiefs&#8217; Super Bowl victory at a grand after-party in Las Vegas. Interestingly, Taylor Swift&#8217;s interaction with Jason Kelce wasn&#8217;t their first encounter. They previously met at the Chiefs vs Bills game a few weeks earlier, a night etched in memory as the center star stripped off his shirt and leaped into the crowd in freezing temperatures, leaving Taylor Swift pleasantly surprised, allowing young swifties to meet Taylor by lifting them to reach her in the suite.Â  Football &#8211; NFL &#8211; Super Bowl LVIII &#8211; Kansas City Chiefs v San Francisco 49ers &#8211; Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States &#8211; February 11, 2024 Recording artists Taylor Swift and Ice Spice with Ashley Avignone and Philadelphia Eagles&#8217; Jason Kelce in the stands during the game REUTERS/Mike Blake Even other members of the Kelce clan have been sharing a close bond with Taylor Swift. Jason&#8217;s wife Kylie Kelce has been seen sharing several moments with the pop star, including sitting with her during Travis Kelce&#8217;s postseason games, celebrating and hugging after the TE lifted the Lombardi trophy, and going out with the other girlfriends of Swift. Kylie was also seen talking to Taylor and her dad Scott Swift throughout the playoff games of the Chiefs, having a good laugh about something they were appearing to be discussing. Travis Kelce&#8217;s parents have also been often spotted alongside the musician at the Super Bowl LVIII and in the games before it. Donna Kelce could be witnessed hugging Swift at the time Travis was on the stage to give the post-game speech. Even Ed Kelce and the singer were seen sharing a similar moment during the AFC Conference Championship win against the Baltimore Ravens, after which Swift was poured with praises from all Kelce family members. Jason Kelce&#8217;s list of awards and honors Super Bowl champion (LII) 6x First-team All-Pro (2017-2019, 2021-2023) â€Œ7x Pro Bowl (2014, 2016, 2019-2023) â€Œ2x Second-team All-Big East (2009, 2010) â€Œ2023 Sexiest Man Alive finalist Expensive things owned by Jason Kelce Jason Kelce&#8217;s real estate ventures reflect a diverse portfolio. In 2018, he acquired a 4-bedroom, 3-bath mansion in Haverford, Pennsylvania, securing a significant deal by purchasing it for $680,000, below its original listing price of $800,000. This expansive property spans an acre, providing both space and privacy. Expanding his property holdings, Kelce invested in an adjacent estate, a four-bedroom home on eight acres of land, making a substantial purchase at $3.96 million.Â  Additionally, he possesses a four-bedroom townhouse in Sea Isle City, strategically located a block away from the beach, acquired for $2.2 million. Not forgetting his roots, Kelce also owns a modest three-unit rental house in Cleveland, his birthplace. In terms of automobiles, Kelce&#8217;s collection showcases a blend of classic and modern vehicles. His automotive journey began with the fulfillment of a childhood dreamâ€”a Ford F150 purchased after being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2011.Â  Inspired by a collaboration with a Philadelphia dealership, he later shifted his preference to Ram trucks. Among his prized possessions is a vintage 1970 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck, a sentimental acquisition from a college friend. This classic vehicle holds special meaning for Kelce, and he plans to transform it into a modified project for enhanced performance and sustainability, collaborating with his brother, Travis Kelce. Adding to the collection is a 1987 Chevy C10, representing the renowned C/K series recognized for its durability and classic American style. Jason Kelce and Travisâ€™ Podcast Since its debut in September 2022, the joint podcast &#8216;New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce&#8217; has become a prominent platform where the Kelce brothers share their insights into the NFL world. Travis Kelce is the Tight End for the Kansas City Chiefs and has been with the team since being drafted in 2013. The younger Kelce brother has 3 Super Bowls now to his name and is one of the most known names to have played at the TE position.Â  Despite their demanding football schedules, they dedicate time to record weekly episodes lasting between 60 and 90 minutes. These episodes delve into discussions about their respective games, trending NFL news, and noteworthy sports headlines. The podcast has attracted some of football&#8217;s biggest names as guests. Notable figures such as former New England Patriots Rob Gronkowski, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes have joined the Kelce brothers on the show, providing unique perspectives and engaging conversations. NFL, American Football Herren, USA Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs, Sep 17, 2017 Kansas City, MO, USA Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce 87 left and Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce 62 trade jerseys after the game at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports, 17.09.2017 15:12:45, 10288663, NPStrans, NFL, Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, Arrowhead Stadium, Travis Kelce PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xDennyxMedleyx 10288663 Outside of football, the two Super Bowl champions discuss their career, family, and other insights on their podcast. One can watch and listen to the episodes from the podcast every Wednesday during the NFL season. The season is from September until January, and then the playoffs begin with the Super Bowl ending in February. These episodes are available on Spotify, iHeart, Amazon Music, the official YouTube channel, and other major operators. While there is variance in the topics discussed by the Kelce brothers, so is the duration of their podcast. It can range from 50 minutes to over two hours, depending on the topic of discussion. Their most famous and attention-gaining episode has been the one where Donna, Ed and Kylie Kelce joined the brothers for an episode, giving precious perspective into their family dynamics and relationships. Jason Kelce documentary Prime Video Sports and Skydance Sports collaborated to present &#8220;Kelce,&#8221; a feature-length documentary capturing the journey of Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles team captain and All-Pro center, throughout the 2022 NFL season. Premiering on Prime Video on September 12, just two days before the return of Thursday Night Football in Philadelphia, the documentary provides an intimate and emotional look into Kelce&#8217;s pivotal season. The storyline begins with Kelce facing one of the most challenging decisions of his career â€“ whether it&#8217;s time to retire. Opting to return for his 12th NFL season, Kelce&#8217;s journey unfolds with significant moments, including the arrival of his third daughter, the launch of his chart-topping podcast &#8216;New Heights&#8217; co-hosted with brother Travis Kelce, and a historic Super Bowl appearance. Produced by 9.14 Pictures, Vera Y Productions, and NFL Films, &#8220;Kelce&#8221; doesn&#8217;t just focus on the on-field action but delves into Kelce&#8217;s personal life. It raised questions about what comes next after a remarkable football career and whether there&#8217;s another run left in him. Fans were left rather intrigued by the documentary and the inside look they got to witness concerning the football player. Jason Kelce retirement Amidst speculation about his future, Jason Kelce has maintained a stoic silence regarding his potential return for the upcoming season. Despite initial reports suggesting Kelce informed teammates of retirement after the Wild Card Round loss to the Buccaneers, he has not officially declared any decision. NBA, Basketball Herren, USA Denver Nuggets at Philadelphia 76ers, Mar 14, 2022 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce sings the national anthem prior to a game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Denver Nuggets at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports, 14.03.2022 18:40:02, 17897815, NPStrans, Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, NBA, Denver Nuggets, TopPic, Wells Fargo Center PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xBillxStreicherx 17897815 Travis Kelce, Jason&#8217;s brother and Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro tight end, expressed uncertainty about Jason&#8217;s future by stating, &#8220;I think it&#8217;s still up in the air.&#8221; The lack of a definitive announcement from Jason Kelce has kept fans and the football community on edge. They have awaited clarity on whether the revered center will continue his illustrious career on the field. Jason Kelce&#8217;s social media handles  Instagram jason.kelce  Twitter @jasonkelce  &nbsp;  Name Jason Daniel Kelce  Born November 5, 1987  Place of Birth Cleveland Heights, Ohio  Nationality American  College University of Cincinnati  Parents Ed Kelce, Donna Kelce  Height 6Â ft 3Â in (1.91Â m)  Weight 295Â lb (134Â kg)  Wife Kylie McDevitt  Kid 3 daughters (Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett)  NFL Draft 2011  Position in NFL Center  NFL Team Philadelphia Eagles  Shows and Podcast New Heights  40 Yard dash Time 4.89 seconds  Touchdowns 0  Super Bowl 1  Pro Bowls 7x  All Pros 6x  Currently Playing for Philadelphia Eagles  &nbsp;

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Lamar Jackson

Who is Lamar Jackson? Lamar Demeatrice Jackson Jr. is a quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens in the National Football Conference. He was drafted in the first round of the 2018 NFL draft (32nd overall pick) after he claimed the Heisman Trophy, during his sophomore year. In his rookie season, Lamar Jackson led the team to the playoffs. Alas! They were met with a setback against the Los Angeles Chargers. Oct 24, 2021; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) throws a pass in the third quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&amp;T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Evan Habeeb-USA TODAY Sports| Reuters Given his prowess on the field, he won NFL MVP in 2019â€”his second season in the league. This allowed him to become the fourth African-American quarterback to win this accolade. Additionally, Lamar Jackson became the first quarterback to boast 1,000 rushing yards in multiple seasons as he led the Ravens to their third consecutive playoff appearance, post the NFL MVP title. A random fact about the Ravens&#8217; QB is that Lamar Jackson&#8217;s favorite pregame meal is shrimp Alfredo pasta and that he has been the Madden 21 cover athlete. Lamar Jacksonâ€™s early life Lamar Demeatrice Jackson Jr. was born on January 7, 1997, in Pompano Beach, Florida to Lamar Jackson Sr. and Felicia Jones. The family, comprising Lamar, his younger brother Jamar, and two sisters, shared a tight-knit relationship, despite belonging to a financially distressed neighborhood. Tragedy struck the Jacksons when Lamar Jackson Sr. died in a car accident when the quarterback was only eight years old. To add salt to the wound, his grandmother also passed away on the same day, making that episode one of the most traumatic ones in LJ&#8217;s life. Lamar and his siblings were brought up by a single mother, Felicia Jones. And the quarterback shares a unique bond with her mother. This highlights Felicia&#8217;s role in Lamar Jackson&#8217;s profession as an agent who helps with contract structuring. NCAA, College League, USA Football: Heisman Trophy Presentation, Dec 10, 2016 New York, NY, USA Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson and his mother Felicia Jones pose with the trophy during a press conference, PK, Pressekonferenz at the New York Marriott Marquis after winning the 2016 Heisman Trophy award during a presentation at the Playstation Theater. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports, 10.12.2016 21:45:42, 9738734, Lamar Jackson, NCAA Football, New York Marriott Marquis, Heisman Trophy Presentation PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xBradxPennerx 9738734 &#8220;Image Credits: Imago&#8221; During his public schooling years, LJ played Pop Warner Football in the Florida league with his future teammate Marquise Brown. Astonishingly, per reports, at the mere age of 8, Jackson was able to throw a football up to 20 yards. After public school, Lamar Jackson joined his Florida high school team which helped him change the trajectory of his career. Lamar Jackson&#8217;s personal life Jackson is relatively private about his personal affairs. However, he has been in a relationship with Louisville&#8217;s sweetheart, Jaime Taylor, for almost six years. Not many details are revealed about Jaime Taylor, except that the two went to the same high school. However, they reportedly met at the University of Louisville and have been together ever since. Additional information concerning Lamar Jackson&#8217;s girlfriend is that she is an ardent Harry Potter fan, due to this, Lamar Jackson even wore a Harry Potter costume once during Halloween to surprise her. Furthermore, Lamar Jackson also has a daughter named Milan. Reportedly, she has taken her dad&#8217;s surnameâ€”Jackson. The adorable child was born on January 4, 2021. Even though Lamar Jackson is a rather private individual on social media, a couple of times he has uploaded pictures of his daughter including on her birthday. While sources are revealing Jaime Taylor to be the mother of Milan (nicknamed Lani by Lamar Jackson), it has not been confirmed either by Jackson or Taylor. Also, no information regarding their marriage or a possible webbing has made the news. Lamar Jackson&#8217;s net worth 2024 Lamar Jackson is an NFL quarterback who is currently a part of the Baltimore Ravens roster. Lovingly nicknamed &#8216;Action Jackson&#8217; by his fans, Lamar Jackson is slated to be one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation. Thus, it is not surprising to witness his net worth to be more than $40 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. All thanks to the whopping $260 million contract he signed last year, Lamar Jackson&#8217;s net worth has skyrocketed. His average annual salary is estimated to be around $52 million. In the 2023-2024 season, this amount is estimated to come close to $80 million, all thanks to the massive $72.5 million signing bonus received by Lamar Jackson. This boasted his base salary to $7.5 million. While the numbers do vouch in favor of Lamar Jackson, his commitment to the underserved is also noteworthy. In 2018, Jackson held autograph signings in Louisville, which received charitable donations of $29,000. Out of this, $25,000 was given to Blessings in Backpacks and the remaining went to Mission for Hope. The quarterback helps empower the less privileged youth to excel in education and athletics through mentorship and means at his The Lamar Jackson Foundation.Â Other than that, Lamar Jackson was captured donating turkeys during the Thanksgiving holidays and supporting the COVID-19 relief efforts. His primary source of income is his football career. However, endorsement deals and investments have also helped boost the net worth of Lamar Jackson.  Lamar Jackson&#8217;s career timeline Lamar Jackson went to Boynton Beach High School in Florida. During his two years of quarterbacking them, Lamar played a total of 16 games, throwing for 2263 yards and 31 touchdowns, and running for 1624 yards and 22 touchdowns. Due to his simultaneous contributions to the school&#8217;s track team, where he posted a personal-best 11.45 seconds in a 100m dash, Lamar was awarded the Lou Groza Palm Beach County High School Player of the Year Title in 2014. And this stellar read-option and dual-threat display caught the attention of multiple college programs from all over the country. Action Jackson chose Louisville over some competing Power Five programs like Florida and Auburn. Lamar Jackson joined Louisville as a communication major and quickly made his mark on the gridiron. The passer led the Cardinals to an 8-5 season in his 2015 freshman year.Â Lamar passed for 1840 yards scoring 12 touchdowns. Also, he ran for an additional 11 rushing TDs over 960 yards. Lamar earned the 2015 Music City Bowl MVP award and set the passing yardage and touchdown record for the Bowl game. Jackson&#8217;s sophomore year was the stuff of dreams. His 3543 passing yards, 30 touchdowns, 1571 rushing yards, and 21 rushing touchdowns for a 9-4 Cardinals season were enough to earn him the 2016 Heisman Trophy over finalists and future NFL stars like Deshaun Watson and Baker Mayfield. Jackson became the first-ever Heisman Winner from Louisville and the youngest winner in the award&#8217;s history, winning it at 19. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE &#8211; JANUARY 10: Quarterback Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens runs the ball during their AFC Wild Card Playoff game against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium on January 10, 2021 in Nashville, Tennessee. The Ravens defeated the Titans 20-13. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) His excellence on the field continued in college, which eventually, helped him secure a place in the first round in the 2018 NFL Draft with the Ravens. Lamar didn&#8217;t take too long to adjust to the big league. After subbing in for injured starter Joe Flacco during a 47-3 win against the Bills, Lamar never had to look back. Winning six of the seven games he started, a 21-year-old Lamar became the youngest NFL quarterback to play in the postseason. Although the season ended with a 23-17 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, Lamar came back stronger in year 2. In 2019, Lamar Jackson became the second unanimous NFL MVP afterÂ Tom BradyÂ in 2010. And he did this by playing some mind-boggling football. Setting career-highs in single-game passing yards (324) and touchdowns (5) in the season-opener against Miami, Action Jackson looked like a force to be feared right from the start. Jackson continued his form in the 2020-21 season, becoming the first quarterback to have multiple 1000-yard rushing seasons. Despite injuries factoring in during the following two seasons, Jackson made his second Pro Bowl in 2021. In 2022, Jackson once again showed glimpses of the 2019 season when he bagged the AFC Offensive Player of the Month in September. However, a sprained PCL brought the season to an end for Jackson. The Ravens, despite going 10-7 lost to AFC North rivalsÂ Cincinnati BengalsÂ in the first round of the playoffs. Lamar Jackson has taken the Ravens to the playoffs five times since joining them. However, the dynamic quarterback often fails to carry the stellar regular season form into the postseason. LJ has a postseason record of 2-4, although technically, he did not play in the 2022 playoffs. His recent loss came against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship round with a score of 17-10.Â  Lamar Jackson&#8217;s contracts In 2023, Lamar Jackson signed a $260 million contract with the Baltimore Ravens, making him the highest-paid NFL player after surpassing Jalen Hurts of the Eagles. This contract allowed him to earn $52 million with $185 million guaranteed. Astonishingly, the million-dollar contract was almost twenty-three folds higher than the contract he signed when he was first drafted. In 2018, as Lamar Jackson signed a 4-year deal with the Ravens it was worth $9.5 million. It included a $4,968,471 signing bonus and $7,575,059 guaranteed. This contract worth millions was a total shocker in the NFL realm as it was only the first time in league history that a football player accumulated the amount without an agent. Jackson had his mom with him at the negotiation table. Another interesting aspect of Lamar Jackson&#8217;s contract is that, before the 2022 NFL season, he was offered a deal worth $230 million with over $100 million guaranteed. However, the quarterback took a step back from the deal as he believed his worth to be much more than that, especially after Deshaun Watson got that number in guaranteed money from the Cleveland Browns. And he did prove to be right as right after signing the extension in the 2023 NFL offseason, the Ravens&#8217; QB went on to have one of his best seasons since 2019. Not only did Lamar Jackson have his career-high 3,678 passing yards but his completion percentage was also 67.2. Lamar Jacksonâ€™s partnerships and endorsements Being without an agent has its drawbacks and Lamar Jackson&#8217;s endorsement deals are proof for the same. While arguably the best-ever running QB of the NFL should be at the forefront of many deals, there are far fewer contracts held by him. Some of his current contracts include: Play Action Soulfood and More Oakley Inc. NFL Pro Era Oakley is a company that deals with football apparel like football helmets and sunglasses. Meanwhile, Play Action is a soul food restaurant chain and NFL Pro Era projects a VR simulation series with Jackson in its first NFL and NFLPA licensed series.Â  Apart from these, Lamar Jackson has also featured in numerous commercials. One of the most iconic appearances of Lamar Jackson has been in a Pizza Hut commercial, Nike, Hulu, Bose, and Oakley. His investments, mostly include start-ups. One of the known ventures of the football quarterback is in real estate. He has also bought a few properties in Baltimore including a $1.5 million mansion. Furthermore, his business savvy has witnessed him starting his own clothing line named Era 8 Apparel. This line of clothing targets men, women, and young people. Not only does it promote the style of an athlete but also partners with other clothing and non-clothing brands and companies to promote youth development. Lamar Jackson&#8217;s career stats and records Lamar Jackson has an impressive number of 15,887 passing yards to show on his resume. In 2,112 attempts, he has 1,362 passing completions, leading to a completion rate of 64.5%. The Ravens&#8217; QB has made 125 Passing Touchdowns and 29 Rushing Touchdowns while covering 5,258 rushing yards. In the 2023 season, he gained a QB rating of 64.7, which ranked him fourth in the NFL. His passer rating post the latest season is at 98.0. Lamar Jackson has been able to garner multiple records to his name ever since he entered the National Football League. He holds the record of being the first quarterback with multiple 1000-yard rushing seasons (2009, 2020). He also is the first QB with five 700+ rushing yards seasons in a career (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023). He also became the first player in 2019 to reach 3000 passing yards and 1000 rushing yards in a single season. Jackson hosts the record for most rushing yards by a QB in a season: 1,206 (2019) and most rushing attempts by a QB in a season: 159 (2019). Quarterback Lamar Jackson #8 of the Baltimore Ravens on the sidelines during the first half of the NFL preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on August 21, 2022 in Glendale, Arizona. The Ravens defeated the Cardinals 24-17. (Credits: Getty Images) He has the most perfect passer ratings in a season, tied with Ben Roethisberger- 2 in 2019. LJ also holds the most wins by a QB under the age of 25 (35 victories). He has his name etched on the astonishing record of being the youngest QB to achieve a perfect passer rating, at the age of 22 years and 244 days. He also has most games with 100 rushing yards by a QB (12) along with most playoff games with 100 rushing yards by a quarterback (3). The Ravens captain boasts enormous records for his franchise as well. He holds the most passing and rushing yards by a QB in a game for Ravens, 442 and 152 respectively. He also has the most passing TDs in a single season at 36. He is tied with legendary Joe Flacco and Tony Banks for most passing touchdowns in a game(5). The record for most consecutive games with a touchdown pass for the Baltimore side also is with Jackson at 15. His exceptional season in 2019 brings him 2 more spectacular records. He has the highest completion percentage in a game at 88.2 and the highest passer rating at 113.3 in the same season. The season of 2019 also brings him the lowest percentage of passes intercepted at 1.5. Lamar Jackson&#8217;s house and car collection With over $32 million in estimated earnings over the years, Action Jackson has splurged a million and more on a lavish mansion in the suburban outskirts of Baltimore, just 20 minutes from the Baltimore Ravens facility. When it comes to cars, Lamar owns a modified Mercedes SL500 Grand Edition worth nearly $275,000 and recently purchased a Rolls Royce Wraith that set him back by $343,000. Action Jackson also likes the bling as he spends quite a lot on pendants and jewelry for himself and his family. How to contact Lamar Jackson? Instagram-Â new_era8 Twitter-Â @Lj_era8  Name Lamar Demeatrice Jackson Jr.  Date of birth Â January 7, 1997  Height 6ft 2 in (1.88m)  Weight 215 lb (98kg)  Residence Owings Mills, Maryland  Nationality American  Parent Felicia Jones (Mother)  Girlfriend Jaime Taylor  Kids 1 (Milan Jackson)  High school Boynton Beach Community  University LouisvilleÂ (2015â€“2017)  NFL Position Quarterback  NFL draft 2018  NFL team Baltimore Ravens