The Baltimore Ravens have re-signed left tackle Ronnie Stanley to a massive new deal, according to a report.
Stanley, 30, earned the second Pro Bowl nod of his career following this season as he protected the blind side of Lamar Jackson and suited up in all 17 regular season games.
Now, Stanley is getting a three-year, $60million deal to remain in Baltimore, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The news was also confirmed by the team’s official X account, though the details of the contract were not disclosed.
Stanley has spent his entire career in Baltimore after the team selected him with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
The Notre Dame product previously signed a five-year, $98.75million extension with the team in 2020.
Ronnie Stanley has been retained by the Ravens with a three-year, $60million contract
Stanley protects Lamar Jackson’s blind side as the left tackle for the Baltimore Ravens
Stanley’s Pro Bowl nod last season was his first since 2019.
The tackle would then struggle with injuries over the next two seasons, playing just seven games combined in 2020 and 2021 due to ankle issues.
Stanley played 11 games in 2022 as he got healthier, followed by 13 in 2023, but 2024 was the first season where he played in every game.
His play last season helped his teammate Jackson flourish, as the quarterback finished as the runner-up for the MVP award.
Jackson tossed a career-high 41 touchdown passes and posted a career-low sack percentage of just 4.63 percent.
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