Ravens left tackle Ronnie Stanley has re-signed with the team on a three-year deal, setting him up for a potential 12-year tenure with the franchise that drafted him in 2016. The move comes ahead of the official free agency period and was reportedly influenced by history, as Stanley gave the Ravens “first dibs” to sign him.
Stanley expressed his excitement about committing to one team throughout his career, saying it’s “really cool.” However, he also believes there is unfinished business at hand, particularly when it comes to winning a Super Bowl. Despite the team’s recent success and record-breaking achievements, Stanley feels that no one in the organization is truly satisfied.
Stanley’s sentiment was echoed by several veteran Ravens players following their playoff loss to the Bills, who expressed similar sentiments about breaking through to win a championship. With Stanley now re-signed, he plans to be around when the team finally achieves this goal.
Source: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/ronnie-stanley-definitely-unfinished-business-in-baltimore