News about Nelson Agholor

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Houston Texans 34-10 to open the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. Lamar Jackson, the Ravens' quarterback, put on another MVP-level showing and led Baltimore with four touchdowns. Jackson's last stats for the day were 16-22 for 152 yards and two passing touchdowns, as well as 11 carries for 100 and two running touchdowns.

After falling an agonizing 19 yards short of a target that would have earned him a $250,000 bonus at the end of the season, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Nelson Agholor received the meme treatment on Saturday night. Agholor passed through the Pittsburgh Steelers' regular-season finale on Saturday night, needing 58 receiving yards to reach his previously set target of 400 yards. The Ravens lost the game and Agholor only gained 39 yards in the game, meaning he ended the season just 19 short of sealing himself with the quarter of a million dollars.

Multiple sources announced Tuesday that Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson has signed up for his second day of voluntary OTAs. The $260 million man missed the first day of voluntary OTAs, but he was supposed to rejoin his colleagues this week. 'Soon' has also said earlier this month that he'll be at OTAs's.' According to ESPN, he's expected to return to the Ravens' field on Wednesday, his first appearance in the team's voluntary program and the first time he's played since the season-ending knee injury on December 4.

On Thursday, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson officially agreed to a five-year, $260 million contract, making him the highest-paid QB in the league. Jackson's contract set three NFL records for signing bonus, three-year cash balance, and average per season, but it was perhaps even more significant was the challenge he issued to his wide receivers during the offseason that the offense had undergone a complete makeover. When laughing, Jackson said, 'I want to throw for like 6,000 yards with the weapons we have.'

Nelson Agholor, a wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, has been signed to a one-year contract worth $3.25 million and an additional $3 million in incentives. Since spending one year with the Las Vegas Raiders and five seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, Agholor played for the New England Patriots for two seasons. With 31 catches for 362 yards and two touchdowns, the 29-year-old finished last season. He had 68 attempts for 835 yards and five touchdowns in two years in New England.

According to ESPN, the NFL players' union is probing why the Patriots-Cardinals game in Arizona was not called off right away after DeVante Parker of New England developed concussion signs. Following a first-half injury, Parker, a 29-year-old wide receiver, looked wobbly, but the game was not over until fellow Patriots receiver Nelson Agholor signaled to officials. A NFLPA spokeswoman did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for confirmation. Parker called out NFL on Instagram on Tuesday: 'Get on yalls f***in jobs @NFL.'