Ravens Consider Roster Cuts, Trade Moves for Key Players

The future of Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews is uncertain as the team navigates its cap situation this offseason. With a significant cap hit of $16.9 million and a potential $11 million savings if cut before a roster bonus due in March, some analysts suggest the Ravens could consider moving on from him. Despite his recent mistakes in the playoffs, Andrews has been a key player for the Ravens, leading the team in touchdown receptions. Additionally, the Ravens face decisions regarding other players, including cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who may attract trade interest from teams like the San Francisco 49ers. The Ravens are also evaluating linebacker David Ojabo's future after struggling with injuries since being drafted. Ultimately, while Andrews's departure could free up necessary cap space, his strong rapport with quarterback Lamar Jackson and overall contributions may keep him in Baltimore for now.