Overview
- Mark Andrews, entering the final year of his $56 million contract, faces trade rumors fueled by performance concerns and financial considerations.
- General Manager Eric DeCosta praised Andrews' contributions but refused to commit to his future with the team during a pre-draft news conference.
- The Ravens could save $11 million in cap space by trading Andrews, but his leadership and past performance remain highly valued by the organization.
- Coach John Harbaugh has expressed strong confidence in retaining Andrews, calling him a key player for next season despite recent struggles in critical moments.
- Emerging tight ends Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar provide the Ravens with depth, while reports suggest interest in Andrews from teams like the Colts, Bears, and Jets.