Ravens Secure Ronnie Stanley with $60 Million Extension

The Pro Bowl left tackle re-signs with Baltimore, removing a top free agent from the market ahead of NFL free agency.

Ronnie Stanley agreed to a three-year, $60 million contract with the Baltimore Ravens, including $44 million guaranteed, keeping him off the free-agent market.
Stanley, a two-time Pro Bowler and former All-Pro, played his first full season in 2024 since recovering from a series of injuries that plagued his career from 2020 to 2023.
The 30-year-old tackle was considered the best available offensive lineman in free agency and was expected to attract significant interest from teams like the Patriots, Chiefs, and Commanders.
Stanley's return solidifies the Ravens' offensive line, which played a key role in their league-leading offense last season, protecting Lamar Jackson and paving the way for Derrick Henry.
The deal positions Stanley as the eighth-highest-paid left tackle in the NFL, reflecting his strong 2024 performance, which included allowing only two sacks and ranking 12th in pass block win rate.