After a nine-week off-season workouts program, the Ravens are scheduled for two more days of mandatory mini-camp before the team breaks until training camp. The Baltimore Ravens weren’t overly active during the first few days of NFL free agency. Still, the team added a future Hall of Fame wide receiver to the passing game and a versatile linebacker to the special teams. The Ravens retained Ronnie Stanley, Patrick Ricard, and Tylan Wallace, while the restructuring of Marlon Humphrey created $13 million in salary cap space.
Even with the inactivity and loss of five key contributors or starters, the team remains amid a Super Bowl window and has restocked the roster with 11 draft picks in April. The Ravens landed Malaki Starks in the first round and secured Mike Green after he slipped to Round 2.
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Baltimore currently has about $18,946,388 in cap space per Over The Cap, and they’re spending about $134,681,085 on offense and $124,816,571 on defense.
Here’s where the Ravens sit in positional spending on both sides of the ball, thanks to Over The Cap.
Offense
Total spending: $134,681,085
NFL rank: 21st
Baltimore has Lamar Jackson, Ronnie Stanley, Mark Andrews, and Derrick Henry among the highest-paid at their positions. Rashod Bateman’s salary rose to about $13 million per season after his contract extension.
QB
Total spending: $47,204,000
NFL rank: 6th
Biggest cap hit: Lamar Jackson ($43,500,000)
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Jackson is a candidate for a restructuring or contract extension.
RB
Total spending: $14,664,466
NFL rank: 7th
Biggest cap hit: Derrick Henry ($8,499,000)
Henry’s salary cap decreased after he signed his two-year, $30 million extension.
WR
Total spending: $18,973,632
NFL rank: 32nd
Biggest cap hit: Rashod Bateman ($5,148,333)
Bateman carries the biggest salary cap hit after signing a three-year, $36 million extension.
TE
Total spending: $23,396,252
NFL rank: 4th
Mark Andrews is on the books for a $16,907,615 cap hit and just had a $4 million bonus paid out.
OL
Total spending: $$29,020,235
NFL rank: 31st
Biggest cap hits: Ronnie Stanley ($5,804,000)
Defense
Total spending: $124,816,571
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NFL rank: 16th
Nnamdi Madubuike, Roquan Smith, Odafe Oweh, and Marlon Humphrey lead the charge.
DT
Total spending: $28,146,749
NFL rank: 19th
Biggest cap hit: Nnamdi Madubuike ($16,475,000)
Edge Rusher
Total spending:$28,586,993
NFL rank: 17th
Biggest cap hit: Odafe Oweh ($13,251,000)
Oweh will play 2025 on his fifth-year option, while Kyle Van Noy counts $6,125,000.
LB
Total spending: $30,111,761
NFL rank: 1st
Roquan Smith carries a $23,718,750 cap hit and his the highest-paid linebacker in the NFL behind Fred Warner.
CB
Total spending: $22,889,613
NFL rank: 14th
Biggest cap hit: Marlon Humphrey ($11,981,80)
S
Total spending: $15,081,455
NFL rank: 19th
Biggest cap hit: Kyle Hamilton ($5,172,074)
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Examining the Baltimore Ravens positional spending among all 32 teams