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Ravens reach contract extension with 2-time Pro Bowl receiver Zay Flowers

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Philadelphia Inquirer40 mins ago

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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Newsweek1 hrs ago

Zay Flowers, Ravens Agree to Massive $140 Million Extension Before 2026 Season

Zay Flowers signs a massive $140M extension with the Ravens, tying Justin Jefferson as the NFL's 4th highest-paid receiver.

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CBS Sports2 hrs ago

Ravens extending Zay Flowers: Baltimore retaining Lamar Jackson's top target with reported four-year deal

Flowers accounted for 36.9% of Baltimore's team receiving yards in 2025, the second-highest rate in the entire NFL

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UPI2 hrs ago

Baltimore Ravens, wide receiver Zay Flowers agree to $140M extension

The Baltimore Ravens and wide receiver Zay Flowers agreed to a $140 million extension, a source familiar with the agreement told UPI on Tuesday.

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ESPN2 hrs ago

Zay Flowers, Ravens agree to four-year, $140M extension

Zay Flowers, Ravens agree to four-year, $140M extension ESPN

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The Athletic2 hrs ago

Ravens, wide receiver Zay Flowers agree to 4-year contract extension

Flowers is already fifth in team history in receiving yards and receptions in just three seasons.

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Yahoo Sports2 hrs ago

Ravens, 2-time Pro Bowl WR Zay Flowers agree to 4-year, $140 million extension

Flowers, whom Baltimore selected in the first round of the 2023 draft, has authored back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving campaigns.

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BBC Sport🏁 first to report6 days ago

Cardiff boss Barry-Murphy signs contract extension

Brian Barry-Murphy has agreed an improved contract with Cardiff City ahead of the club's return to the Championship.

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