The Baltimore Ravens announced that they agreed to a new contract with offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley.
Dianna Russini reports it’s a three-year, $60-million deal that includes $44 million guaranteed. Stanley’s contract’s average annual value of $20 million would be tied for 11th among all tackles, per Spotrac.
If he wasn’t signed, the 30 year old was expected to draw a lot interest from the New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, and Washington Commanders, sources told Russini.
He started all 17 games for the Baltimore Ravens in 2024 and was named to his second Pro Bowl.
The former Notre Dame product has played his entire career in Baltimore since the team selected him sixth overall in 2016. Stanley has been a starter at left tackle since his rookie season, totalling 104 starts over his nine year career.
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