Lamar Jackson, the guy who’s running the show on the field since 2018, is not just a quarterback. He’s a living, breathing highlight reel. From jaw-dropping runs to pinpoint throws, Jackson has put on a show for the Ravens‘ fans every time he steps on the field. But behind those electrifying plays and viral moments, there’s a whole business side to Jackson that deserves some serious attention.

Sure, Jackson’s postseason track record is not worthy of feeling chills, but when it comes to his financial portfolio? Man, that’s not just impressive, but as strong as his on-field moves. The 28-year-old QB’s not just running up the score, he’s stacking up big cash. You might be wondering just how much is this man really worth. C’mon then, let’s break it down.

What is Lamar Jackson’s net worth and salary?

With the 32nd overall pick in the 2018 NFL draft by the Ravens, Jackson justified in his rookie season why he was one of the best things that happened to the Baltimore team. The QB led his team to the playoffs in his first season and later won his first MVP in the following season. But along with reputation and awards, he stacked up some pretty solid cash. As of 2025, Jackson’s net worth is estimated to be $100.5 million. This mighty figure comes from his NFL earnings, some handsome endorsement deals, and other ventures.

Other than his hefty NFL contract with the Ravens, Jackson’s other ventures include his endorsement deal with Oakley Inc, Play Action Soulfood and More, and NFL Pro Era. The latter is the first NFL and NFLPA-licensed VR series that Jackson has heavily endorsed. When it comes to his financial game, Jackson isn’t behind in owning his clothing line. You heard that right. The two-time MVP owns a clothing brand named Era 8 Apparel.

Now, let’s shift to his main gig of his impressive bank account numbers. The Ravens offered the QB a mega contract extension worth $260 million in negotiations. As per the contract terms, Jackson earns an average annual salary of $52 million. And his 2025 base salary? That’s definitely worth a second look if we’re being honest.

In 2025, Jackson will be taking home a hefty $22.5 million as per his contract extension. But wait, that’s not all. Besides his base salary, he’ll also earn a workout bonus of $750K. Looking at these pretty numbers, Jackson’s financial portfolio seems pretty sorted for 2025. But if the QB manages to end his postseason drought this season and lifts his first Super Bowl title, it’ll be cherry on top. And let’s not forget that the 28-year-old is in contention for his third MVP award this season.

How long is the Ravens QB’s contract?

Now let’s get into the juicy details: Lamar Jackson’s contract because we’ve been talking about that for quite too long now. Lamar Jackson signed a 5-year $260 million contract extension with the Ravens in 2023. That deal made the QB, football’s highest-paid player in 2023. The contract extension terms included: a $72.5 million signing bonus and $185 million guaranteed. To put that into perspective, that’s like winning the lottery every single year for the next five years. And the way he’s running his game, it’s no surprise that the Ravens locked him in for such a massive deal.

This season marks his sixth postseason. And his track record? Uh, that’s something one would want to ignore right about now. Though he’s yet to win a Super Bowl, there’s no denying that Jackson’s ability to lead the Ravens in the postseason is constant. And this season is yet another instance of it.

Speaking of this season, Lamar Jackson and Co. managed to clear the first round where the QB threw for 175 yards and racked up two touchdowns while completing 76.2% of passes. And the rushing yards? He ran for 82 yards helping in the team’s 298 rushing yards and setting a postseason franchise record. Seems like he’s constantly ensuring that magic can happen with his legs.

Now, all eyes are on the divisional round against the Buffalo Bills as the fans we’re hoping the next chapter will feature more postseason success.