Biography & Early Wealth Journey

With an average annual value of $35 million, Flowers is also one of the highest-paid wide receivers in the entire NFL. He's tied for fourth with Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings.

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In 2024, Flowers made the Pro Bowl, the first time a Ravens receiver ever managed that accomplishment. He did it again last season after setting career highs with 86 catches and 1,211 yards. The Ravens picked up Flowers' fifth-year team option in April, so he was already under contract through 2027. This new deal will keep him in Baltimore through 2031.

Primary Income Streams & Multi-Million Contracts

Up until this point of his career, Flowers has earned about $11.6 million, with a $2 million salary last year. Per Spotrac, next season's salary will be a little over $2.66 million. Flowers's extension won't kick in until the 2027 season. It might be a little difficult to play one more season at a lower rate, but Flowers has clearly had no issues up to this point. What's one more season when a huge pay increase is right behind it?

Besides, there's more to worry about in meantime. Flowers, Jackson, Minter, and the rest of the Ravens will try to return to the playoffs after a disappointing 2025 campaign. This is a team that has had modest postseason success over the past decade, though it hasn't won a Super Bowl since the 2013 season, when Joe Flacco was under center.

The new era of the Ravens is here. Flowers will be a key—and lucrative—part of it.

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