Ravens Reach Contract Extension with 2-Time Pro Bowl Receiver Zay Flowers
Zay Flowers is tied to Baltimore for four more seasons after posting a career-high 1,211 receiving yards last year, ESPN reported.
- On Tuesday, the Baltimore Ravens signed wide receiver Zay Flowers to a four-year, $140 million contract extension that includes $108 million guaranteed, his agency Win Sports Group confirmed to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
- Becoming quarterback Lamar Jackson's primary target, Flowers earned consecutive Pro Bowl selections in 2024 and 2025 while recording career highs with 86 catches and 1,211 receiving yards last season.
- The $35 million average annual value ties Flowers with Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson for the fourth-highest-paid wideout in the NFL, though Flowers' deal includes $108 million guaranteed versus Jefferson's $110 million.
- Flowers is under contract through the 2031 season, a commitment Ravens head coach Jesse Minter praised, saying, "nothing better for a coach than seeing those guys get they deserve."
- While Baltimore secured its top pass-catcher, other young stars including Rams All-Pro Puka Nacua and Cowboys Pro Bowler George Pickens await extensions, following recent deals for Alec Pierce and Chris Olave.
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Ravens agree to terms on multi-year contract extension with WR Zay Flowers
The Baltimore Ravens reached an agreement with Pro Bowl wide receiver Zay Flowers on a multi-year contract extension, the team announced Tuesday. The deal is reportedly worth $140 million over four years, including $108 million guaranteed, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The Ravens picked up Flowers’ 2027 fifth-year rookie option this past offseason. The new extension will replace that option. “Really happy for Zay and excited for him and can…
Ravens reach contract extension with 2-time Pro Bowl receiver Zay Flowers
A person with knowledge of the deal says the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a four-year, $140 million contract extension with two-time Pro Bowl receiver Zay Flowers.
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