Lamar Jackson Net Worth (Updated 2024) – exposetimes.com

Lamar Jackson Net Worth: Lamar Jackson is an American professional football player who has a net worth of $5 million as of 2024. He is best known as a quarterback for representing the Baltimore Ravens in the National Football League (NFL). In 2018, he came to the limelight when Lamar was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens.

He started playing college football at Louisville where Jackson became the Heisman Trophy winner in his second year. He set a Louisville college football record passing 8 Touchdowns in the first half of a game. Jackosn has thrown for 324 yards with 5 touchdowns in the 2019 season opener and becomes the NFL’s youngest quarterback to have a perfect passer rating at the age of 21.

He is off to a red hot start in the 2019 season, but it wasn’t that long ago that many critics were doubting his ability to play quarterback. Lamar took over as the Ravens’ starting quarterback in his 1st game and led the crew to a division title, after an injury to incumbent Joe Flacco. Let’s quickly talk about the total net worth of Lamar Jackson his salary, income sources, career, biography, luxurious lifestyle, and a lot more.

Net Worth 2024:

Early Life:

Lamar Jackson was born Lamar Demeatrice Jackson Jr., on the 7th of January 1997, in the beautiful city of Pompano Beach, Florida. Lamar’s father’s name is  Lamar Jackson Sr. and his mother’s name is Felicia Jones. Lamar lost his father when he was just 8 years old and lost his grandmother the same day. During the tragic time, his mother lifted him, told him not to cry, and said that they were going to be something one day. His mother Felicia Jones was his mentor, his coach, and his first trainer.

After the death of his father, Lamar and his 2 sisters and younger brother Jamar were raised by his mother Felicia. At first, Lamar wasn’t that interested in the sport, but thanks to his mom who signed him up to play anyways to give him something to do. Nearly every time he played the football he could score a touchdown easily. His mother Felicia saw the talent that her son had and knew that he had a chance to become something special. Lamar played Pop Warner football in Florida against Marquise Brown.

In high school, he started his career at Santaluces Community High School in Lantana, Florida, but he transferred 30 miles to Boynton Beach High School in Boynton Beach, Florida. At first, his grades were so low that he wasn’t going to be allowed to play. So Lamar stepped it up in the classroom and earned straight A’s in all of his classes.

That allowed him to step onto the field. Lamar cut out all distractions and focused solely on his goal of becoming one of the greatest to ever play. Moreover, by the age of 8 Lamar could throw 20 yards and in high school, it went to 100 yards in football. While in high school he represented their football team Boynton Beach Tigers between 2013 and 2014.

High School Career:

In 2015, Lamar enrolled at the public research University of Louisville, Kentucky, where he represented the Louisville Cardinals before completing his junior year. Lamar had over 3,000 yards passing and more than 2,000 yards rushing in his junior and senior seasons combined. His high school coach John Carter called him “Michael Anglo with a football.” But even with all of his high school Glory, he was still only listed as a three-star recruit and in some places as a four-star.

 A lot of coaches wanted to convert him into a running back or wide receiver. He was able to go from goal line to goal line without getting touched by a single defender, and he had the agility that most running backs don’t even have. Lamar was also on his high school track team and ran for a record of 11.44 seconds in the 100-meter dash. But Lamar knew that he wanted to be a quarterback and he believed in himself.

College Career:

After receiving 15 scholarship offers, Louisville was his first choice. But he almost de-committed to attend the University of Florida after a last-minute visit. He decided to go to attend the Louisville Cardinals and one of the main reasons behind this was assistant coach Lamar Thomas. Thomas played for Boynton Beach’s coach, Rich Swain at Gainesville Buchholz, who also coached Lamar Jackson. And Thomas was the one who recruited Jackson.

After accepting an offer from Louisville, he was excited to get started with the playbook. But when he first looked at the team’s plays, he says it was one of the most confusing things he had ever seen. He woke up early every morning and go through film sessions with his coach. As a freshman in 2015, he played in 12 games with 8 starts and passed for close to 2,000 yards along with almost 1,000 rushing yards.

Jackson won the MVP Award at the 2015 Music City Bowl after he passed for 227 yards with 2 touchdowns. In the first game of his sophomore year, Lamar set a school record with 8 touchdown passes and all of them came in the first half. But it turns out, the first half thing wouldn’t be an anomaly. Against Syracuse, Jackson scored 5 touchdowns in the first half, and against the #2 ranked Florida State, he had 4 rushing TDs in the first half. Lamar leads the Cardinals to their highest ranking in almost 10 years.

His performance led to him winning the Walter Camp Award for player of the year, The Maxwell Award for Best all-rounder player in college football. On December 10, 2016, he was selected as the 2016 Heishman Trophy winner over Deshaun Watson, Dede Westbrook, Jabrill Peppers, and Baker Mayfield. That made him the first player in school history to hoist the Heisman Trophy. At Louisville, he threw for more than 9,000 yards passing with 69 touchdown passes, and more than 4,000 yards rushing with 50 rushing TD’s.

Professional:

Despite the awards and the stats, there were still a lot of doubters. NFL Correspondents and draft analysts thought that Lamar should switch positions away from being a quarterback. But because Lamar knew what he wanted and continued to believe in himself. He declined to run the 40-yard dash during the NFL scouting combine and opted to only focus on his passing skills. With the last pick in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, Lamar Jackson was selected by the Baltimore Ravens.

4 Quarterbacks were selected ahead of him, but this only fueled Lamar’s fire to prove to everyone wrong, and himself right about his abilities. In November of 2018, Lamar made his NFL start against the Cincinnati Bengals replacing Joe Flacco at quarterback. Jackson went 13 of 19 for 150 yards along with 117 yards rushing, which became a franchise record for rushing yards by a quarterback. In the season he finished with 1,200 passing yards, and 6 passing touchdowns, and lead the league in quarterback rushing yards.

He also became the Youngest Quarterback to ever start a post-season game. In 2019, he looks to shut up anybody who still has doubts about his ability to play quarterback at the highest level. Lamar passed for a career-high 324 yards with 5 touchdowns and became the youngest quarterback to have a perfect passer rating. He is been doing impressive things for a long time. On the first day of spring practice in high school, he ran an option to play 60 yards untouched to the house. That play is what inspired his coaches to change their entire offense.

Personal Life:

In 2017 Lamar Jackson started dating Jamie Taylor and the two first met while studying in college. Although he is quite private about his personal life and hasn’t disclosed any information about his fiance. Lamar also has a daughter named Milan known as Lani.

Endorsement:

As one of the top athletes in the football world, Lamar Jackson is the lead choice for multinational sports brands when it comes to endorsements. In 2020, he became the brand ambassador of the California-based eyewear company called Oakley. Moreover, he has worked as an ambassador for several sports and lifestyle brands throughout his successful career.

On top of that, he got his merch line, called, era8apparel, which he launched back in 2019, The apparel features clothes, caps, face, masks, and iPhone covers, and shirts got for 30 bucks so he is probably making some good money off that too.

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Assets:

Lamar is been able to purchase not only himself a new house in Baltimore but also a house for his mother. In 2018, he purchased a luxurious house for $900,000, and the property is located in one of the posh areas of Owings Mills, Maryland. After signing his rookie contract back in 2018, the very first purchase Jackson made was to buy this home for both himself and his entire family including his mother and three younger siblings.

Moving on to home features, the exterior of the house has a swimming pool as well as a three-car garage. Meanwhile, the inside of this 5,000 square feet home has wooden floors, multiple walking closets, eight bedrooms, and a lot more. The value of this property is more than $1 million.

Lamar Jackson Net Worth:

As of 2024, Lamar Jackson Net Worth is estimated to be around $5 million US. He is one of the top rising NFL players in the country and has received a lot of success at an early age. The main source of his income comes from his profession and the player has managed to earn the title of Youngest NFL Quarterback. After signing a five-year deal with Baltimore Ravens for $9.7 million, his net worth grew well. He nearly received a 5 million dollars in signing bonus for putting his name to ink. According to some reports, Lamar Jackson’s annual salary is $2.3 million, and due to that his net worth growing regularly.

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