On Sunday, the Ravens made the announcement. According to NFL Network, the one-season contract may be worth
up to $18 million. The article states that in addition to a $1.2 million salary, a signing bonus of $13.8 million is
guaranteed, and there are $3 million in incentives. After injuring his ACL while playing for the Los Angeles Rams in
the Super Bowl during the 2021 season, Beckham has not been active. Due to his inability to sign with another team
and his recovery from the injury, he missed the entire 2022 season.
Rashod Bateman, a third-year veteran, is the team’s best wide receiving option, and Beckham joins a group that has
long needed wide receiver assistance. Since Baltimore selected him in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft,
Bateman has recorded 61 receptions for 800 yards and three touchdowns in two seasons cut short by injuries. Next
on the Ravens depth chart are Nelson Agholor and Devin Duvernay.
Beckham, a three-time Pro Bowl player, might be a big improvement for Baltimore. He was a vital weapon for the
Rams during their Super Bowl run, showing glimpses of his former Pro Bowl prowess after suffering for several
seasons in Cleveland. Beckham also carries danger, having missed the Pro Bowl since 2016 and recovering from an
ACL tear at the age of thirty. But the Ravens, who are desperate for receivers, decided it was worth the risk. Who will
be the Ravens’ starting quarterback in the next season is still the greatest topic in Baltimore.
As Jackson and the Ravens continue to struggle over a contract, Beckham joins the team. Soon after the news
emerged on Sunday, the quarterback for the Ravens shared a picture of a video call with Beckham on Instagram. His
caption for the photo was “#Truzz,” a play on a Ravens catchphrase.
