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Guess the Ravens are happy.....
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Source: Ravens, Marcus Peters reach 3-year, $42M extension
1:12 PM PT
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens struck a three-year, $42 million contract extension with cornerback Marcus Peters on Saturday, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Peters has a made a huge impact during the best season in franchise history since being acquired from the Los Angeles Rams in October. He would've been the top free agent after the season for the Ravens (13-2), who have the best record in the NFL and have clinched the top seed in the AFC playoffs.
The extension includes $32 million guaranteed, which is 76 percent of total contract, a source told Schefter. It will pay Peters $20.5 million in the first year and allow him to hit the free-agent market when he's 29.
Baltimore acquired Peters from the Rams on Oct. 15 in exchange for a 2020 fifth-round pick and linebacker Kenny Young.
The best ball hawk for the Ravens since Ed Reed, Peters has been a key figure in Baltimore's defensive resurgence by returning two interceptions for touchdowns and breaking up a last-minute pass in Buffalo to clinch a playoff berth.
With Peters, the Ravens have allowed the fewest points and second-fewest yards in the league.
Since entering the NFL in 2015, Peters leads the league with 27 interceptions and seven defensive touchdowns. Baltimore had targeted Peters in that draft before he was taken by Kansas City at No. 18 overall, eight spots before the Ravens.
By keeping Peters and Marlon Humphrey together, the Ravens have one of the best young cornerback tandems in the NFL. Humphrey could be in line for an extension this offseason.
This continues a trend by first-year general manager Eric DeCosta, who has said he wanted to make a stronger effort to sign players before they hit free agency. Peters is the seventh Ravens player to an extension since last offseason, joining cornerback Tavon Young, kicker Justin Tucker, guard Marshal Yanda, wide receiver Willie Snead, linebacker L.J. Fort and fullback-defensive tackle Patrick Ricard.
Source: Ravens, Peters reach $42M extension
The Ravens and Pro Bowl cornerback Marcus Peters have agreed to a three-year, $42 million extension that includes $32 million guaranteed, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Source: Ravens, Marcus Peters reach 3-year, $42M extension
1:12 PM PT
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Jamison HensleyESPN Staff Writer
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens struck a three-year, $42 million contract extension with cornerback Marcus Peters on Saturday, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Peters has a made a huge impact during the best season in franchise history since being acquired from the Los Angeles Rams in October. He would've been the top free agent after the season for the Ravens (13-2), who have the best record in the NFL and have clinched the top seed in the AFC playoffs.
The extension includes $32 million guaranteed, which is 76 percent of total contract, a source told Schefter. It will pay Peters $20.5 million in the first year and allow him to hit the free-agent market when he's 29.
Baltimore acquired Peters from the Rams on Oct. 15 in exchange for a 2020 fifth-round pick and linebacker Kenny Young.
The best ball hawk for the Ravens since Ed Reed, Peters has been a key figure in Baltimore's defensive resurgence by returning two interceptions for touchdowns and breaking up a last-minute pass in Buffalo to clinch a playoff berth.
With Peters, the Ravens have allowed the fewest points and second-fewest yards in the league.
Since entering the NFL in 2015, Peters leads the league with 27 interceptions and seven defensive touchdowns. Baltimore had targeted Peters in that draft before he was taken by Kansas City at No. 18 overall, eight spots before the Ravens.
By keeping Peters and Marlon Humphrey together, the Ravens have one of the best young cornerback tandems in the NFL. Humphrey could be in line for an extension this offseason.
This continues a trend by first-year general manager Eric DeCosta, who has said he wanted to make a stronger effort to sign players before they hit free agency. Peters is the seventh Ravens player to an extension since last offseason, joining cornerback Tavon Young, kicker Justin Tucker, guard Marshal Yanda, wide receiver Willie Snead, linebacker L.J. Fort and fullback-defensive tackle Patrick Ricard.
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Great minds think alike, right?
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Great minds think alike, right?
guess I should have just named mine Marcus Peters instead of 2020 offseason transaction list lol.
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Wow...really??? Please... forgive me for not cataloging every thread title in my old brain for reference....
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well..technically it's not 2020 yet so plllllllllll
but I will use the powers that I have to merge them, or delete them..lets see what happens when I click
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It is essentially an offseason transaction. There have been several extensions being handed out this week for players so thought it might be good to start a one stop thread for them. But makes no difference to me, change the title of the thread.
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