Baltimore selected Harrison in the third round of the 2020 NFL draft out of Ohio State. While he never became a mainstay on the Ravens' defense, he was a prominent member of Baltimore's special-teams unit, a role that he'll likely play in Pittsburgh alongside a potentially more significant role on the defensive side of the ball.

Ravens extension helped set the market at the time, and as less accomplished quarterbacks have surpassed him in terms of average annual value, it has not been difficult to see the leverage even capable QB1s possess presently.

It's been less than two years since Lamar Jackson agreed to a five-year, $260 million extension and put a stop on any discussion about him leaving the Baltimore Ravens. While the deal made Jackson the NFL's highest-paid player at the time, he's since been bumped down several spots and now ranks ninth leaguewide in average annual value (AAV).