Lamar Jackson, the Ravens’ record-breaking quarterback-turned cologne mogul, isn’t the only Baltimore football legend with an entrepreneurial streak.
Several current and former Ravens players are flexing their wealth and fame into the business world, either by starting their own companies or investing in fellow athletes’ ventures. It’s a national trend that includes the Kelce brothers’ cereal deal with General Mills and Tom Brady’s protein powder and wellness company.
On the field, it’s been a busy season, which continues in the playoffs with Sunday’s divisional round against the Bills. The team has broken records — including two by Jackson: the NFL career rushing record for quarterbacks and the franchise record for touchdown passes (which he previously held).
