Matthew Judon has signed his $16.3 million franchise tender with the Baltimore Ravens.

The deadline to sign tagged players to long-term deals is July 15.

Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta confirmed earlier this month that the sides have been talking about an extension and expressed optimism that a deal could eventually be reached.

Ronnie Stanley wants to be paid like one of the NFL's top left tackles.

The Baltimore Ravens lineman was rated as the best at his position last season.

"I definitely want to get paid my value and what I feel I'm worth," Stanley said. "That part of it is important. But, at the end of the day, I don't think money is the most important thing to me."

Stanley, 26, is entering the final year of his rookie deal.

Laremy Tunsil is the highest-paid left tackle after having signed a three-year, $66 million extension with the Houston Texans.

Lamar Jackson is hosting his Baltimore Ravens teammates for some informal workouts in South Florida next week.

The Ravens' facility remains unavailable to players due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Miles Boykin told reporters that he is scheduled to run plays with Jackson, Marquise Brown and others in what is believed to be Baltimore's largest gathering this offseason.

"We're still finalizing it," Boykin said. "There are going to be a lot of guys down there. There's only so much you can do in [virtual] meetings without being able to go out on the field."

The Ravens announced Tuesday that they have reopened their training facility under Phase 1 of the NFL process, but it is still closed to players and coaches.

The Baltimore Ravens have the easiest schedule in the league based on how teams finished during last season.

Part of that is because they won't do a lot of traveling.

The Ravens will leave the Eastern time zone just once when they travel to Houston to face the Texans in Week 2. They'll travel just 6,310 miles this season.

Earl Thomas and his wife were involved in a “violent” altercation last month, according to a report Wednesday night from TMZ.

Thomas' wife, Nina, allegedly held a loaded gun to his head after she caught him cheating with another woman.

Officers arrived on the scene to find Nina, wielding a knife, chasing a shirtless Thomas, who was holding a pistol, around a vehicle, per the report.

Thomas and Nina had been in an argument earlier at their home and he left with his brother Seth Thomas. 

“Just wanted to get ahead of it,” Thomas said in the video on Instagram. “It’s really not anybody’s business. It’s been pissing me off that it got out. It’s the world we live in today. Instead of talking about us, keep us in your prayers. Stuff like this happens, bro. We try to live the best life we possibly can, but sometimes it don’t go as planned.”

The Baltimore Ravens have re-signed Pernell McPhee to a one-year contract.

McPhee will compete for playing time at the Ravens' rush linebacker position with Jaylon Ferguson and Jihad Ward.

McPhee was having a resurgent season in his return to Baltimore before missing the final nine games of 2019 with a torn triceps.