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sports1 year ago

"Justin Madubuike's Mega Deal: Impact on Ravens' Free Agency Approach and Wilkins' Contract Outlook"

The Baltimore Ravens' extension with Justin Madubuike has given them more salary cap space, potentially impacting their approach in free agency. They may prioritize re-signing their own free agents, target a bigger fish at running back, find new starters on the offensive line, and possibly wait until after the draft to make signings, as they value building through the draft and have multiple picks to work with.

via Baltimore Beatdown|
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sports1 year ago

"Ravens' Justin Madubuike Inks Lucrative 4-Year Extension, Becomes One of NFL's Top-Paid DTs"

Justin Madubuike signed a four-year, $98 million contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens, securing a rare talent and betting on his potential for further growth. The deal also provides long-term security for the Ravens' defense, frees up salary-cap space, and demonstrates the team's commitment to retaining their homegrown stars.

via BaltimoreRavens.com|
#baltimore-ravens#contract-extension#defensive-tackle
sports1 year ago

"Ravens Make Justin Madubuike Highest-Paid Defensive Tackle in NFL"

The Baltimore Ravens have signed defensive tackle Justin Madubuike to a four-year, $98 million contract extension, with $53.5 million guaranteed at signing and $75.5 million in total guarantees, setting new benchmarks for interior defensive linemen in the NFL. Madubuike's breakout performance in the 2021 season, with 13 sacks and a Pro Bowl nod, led to this significant extension after the Ravens tagged him. This move solidifies the team's defensive line and sets a new standard for contracts at the position.

via profootballrumors.com|
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sports1 year ago

"Ravens Make Justin Madubuike Highest-Paid Defensive Tackle with $98M Extension"

Justin Madubuike, after being franchise tagged for $22.1 million, has signed a four-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens. The deal includes a $25 million signing bonus and $53.5 million in fully guaranteed money, with another $22 million becoming guaranteed after one season. The contract has an average payout of $24.5 million per year, making him the second-highest paid defensive tackle in the NFL behind Aaron Donald.

via NBC Sports|
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sports1 year ago

"Justin Madubuike's Record-Breaking Contract Reshapes Ravens' Free Agency Plans"

The Baltimore Ravens secured a four-year, $98 million deal with Pro Bowl defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, freeing up cap space and potentially enabling them to make key moves in free agency, particularly at running back or offensive line. The deal reflects the team's faith in Madubuike's talent and signifies their commitment to investing in homegrown talent. With Madubuike's return, the Ravens aim to maintain a strong defensive foundation while also seeking to bolster their offense to support quarterback Lamar Jackson.

via ESPN|
#afc-north#baltimore-ravens#defensive-tackle
sports1 year ago

"Ravens Lock in Justin Madubuike with Record-Breaking $98M Extension"

The Baltimore Ravens have secured a crucial offseason priority by reaching a four-year, $98 million contract extension with defensive lineman Justin Madubuike, including $75.5 million in total guarantees. The deal solidifies Madubuike's status as a cornerstone of the Ravens' defense after his breakout 2023 season, where he earned his first Pro Bowl selection and recorded 13 sacks. The extension reflects the team's commitment to retaining and rewarding homegrown talent, positioning Madubuike as one of the highest-paid interior defensive linemen in the NFL.

via The Athletic|
#baltimore-ravens#contract-extension#defensive-lineman
sports1 year ago

"Ravens Make Justin Madubuike Highest-Paid Defensive Tackle with $98M Extension"

The Baltimore Ravens have signed defensive lineman Justin Madubuike to a four-year contract extension, eliciting positive reactions from the Baltimore Beatdown staff. The deal provides financial flexibility for the team, retains a key defensive cornerstone, and showcases Madubuike's potential to continue excelling in his position.

via Baltimore Beatdown|
#baltimore-ravens#contract-extension#defensive-lineman
sports1 year ago

Ravens Sign Justin Madubuike to 4-Year, $98M Extension

The Baltimore Ravens have reached a four-year, $98 million deal with defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, including $75.5 million in guarantees and $53.5 million at signing. This comes after a standout season where Madubuike recorded 13 sacks, drawing comparisons to Aaron Donald for his consistent pressure on the interior. The 26-year-old's performance earned him second-team All-Pro honors and a Pro Bowl invitation, solidifying his impact on the Ravens' defense.

via ESPN|
#baltimore-ravens#contract#defensive-tackle
sports1 year ago

"Ravens Secure Justin Madubuike with Franchise Tag"

The Baltimore Ravens have placed the franchise tag on defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, ensuring he will make $22.1 million if he plays under the tag. The team will continue negotiating a long-term deal with him until July 15, as they were unable to reach an agreement before the deadline. This move reflects the Ravens' commitment to retaining Madubuike's high level of production, particularly his career-high 13 sacks last season.

via NBC Sports|
#baltimore-ravens#contract-negotiations#franchise-tag
sports1 year ago

Ravens Secure Sacks Leader Justin Madubuike with Franchise Tag

The Baltimore Ravens have placed the franchise tag on defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, preventing him from reaching free agency after a breakout season where he led the team in sacks. The tag is worth $22,110,200 for defensive tackles this season, and the Ravens plan to negotiate a long-term deal with him. The team will need to create more cap space to accommodate the tag under the salary cap by March 13. Madubuike's 13 sacks last season were the fifth most in a single season by a Baltimore player and drew comparisons to Aaron Donald for his consistent pressure on the interior.

via ESPN|
#baltimore-ravens#defensive-tackle#franchise-tag
sports1 year ago

"Ravens Set to Franchise Tag Justin Madubuike if Contract Talks Stall"

The Baltimore Ravens are working to sign defensive tackle Justin Madubuike to a long-term contract, but if negotiations fail, they will likely use the franchise tag on him before the March 5 deadline. General Manager Eric DeCosta expressed hope for a deal, emphasizing Madubuike's value to the team and his strong performance in the previous season.

via NBC Sports|
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sports1 year ago

"Ravens GM's Stance on Franchise Tag for Justin Madubuike Revealed"

The Baltimore Ravens plan to use the franchise tag on defensive tackle Justin Madubuike if a long-term deal isn't reached before the March 5 deadline, with General Manager Eric DeCosta expressing a preference for a deal to avoid a hefty $22.1 million cap hit. Madubuike, who led the team in sacks last season, is seen as a valued player, and negotiations for a long-term contract are ongoing.

via BaltimoreRavens.com|
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sports1 year ago

"Bengals Identified as Top Landing Spot for AFC North Free Agent"

The Baltimore Ravens are expected to use the franchise tag on defensive tackle Justin Madubuike to prevent him from reaching free agency, but the team has remained tight-lipped about their plans. Madubuike had a breakout season in 2023 and is considered a key player for the Ravens' defense. However, fitting the franchise tag under Baltimore's tight salary cap presents a challenge, and the team may need to make several moves to create more space. The decision regarding the franchise tag and other offseason moves will be crucial for the Ravens as they navigate a complex offseason.

via ESPN|
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sports1 year ago

"Justin Madubuike's Contract Conundrum: Balancing Home and Business in Baltimore"

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, who had a standout season with 13 sacks and a Pro Bowl appearance, considers Baltimore home but acknowledges that "business is business" as he approaches free agency. Ravens G.M. Eric DeCosta has a plan for both Madubuike and linebacker Patrick Queen, who are set to become free agents, with the possibility of Madubuike being franchise tagged.

via NBC Sports|
#baltimore-ravens#free-agency#justin-madubuike