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Kevin Oestreicher

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson reacts to HC John Harbaugh’s extension on Twitter

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The Baltimore Ravens have seen John Harbaugh be their head coach for the past 14 seasons, putting together a 137-88 record in the regular season. He also has won 11 playoff games, which includes securing a Super Bowl championship.

On Tuesday, Baltimore owner Steve Bisciotti announced that Harbaugh was receiving a three-year extension, which now means his contract run through 2025. Upon hearing the news, quarterback Lamar Jackson responded to the news on Twitter.

Jackson is in line to receive an extension himself, but there seemingly hasn’t been any movement on that end. The quarterback looks to be happy for his coach however, and now Harbaugh has a bit more stability after being under the last year of his contract.

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