The Ravens have undergone an offseason of change, including hiring a new head coach, Jesse Minter, who brought in Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator and Anthony Weaver as defensive coordinator while working to retain key personnel. Baltimore has 22 unrestricted free agents, according to Over The Cap, with big names like Tyler Linderbaum, Isaiah Likely, Kyle Van Noy, Dre’Mont Jones, Alohi Gilman, Chidobe Awuzie, and Ar’Darius Washington among those Eric DeCosta will evaluate.

While the franchise won’t undergo a complete rebuild, there will be overhauls made at critical positions, and Eric DeCosta should have plenty of draft capital to help reload. The team will take steps to sign Lamar Jackson to a new contract, and after a season in which he dealt with countless injuries, Baltimore’s priority should be to upgrade the offensive guard positions.

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A current look via Over The Cap shows the Ravens have $13,801,916 available to roll over to 2026 and $12,262,715 in dead cap space.

With the off-season roaring along, let’s examine the 45 players on the Ravens roster currently under contract.

QB: 2

Lamar Jackson: $74,500,000

Cooper Rush: $2,649,000

Jackson has one of the biggest cap hits in the NFL, and the Ravens have a March 9 deadline that they’d like to beat when it comes to a contract extension.

RB: 4

Derrick Henry: $5,589,000

Justice Hill: $3,813,727

Rasheen Ali: $1,147,467

Keaton Mitchell: Restricted free agent

Fulback Lucas Scott

Henry is guaranteed $11 million in 2026, but has one of the smallest cap hits in the league for an elite player.

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WR: 5

Rashod Bateman: $6,180,687

Zay Flowers: $4,466,140

Devontez Walker: $1,274,463

LaJohntay Wester: $1,058,717

Cornelius Johnson: $885,000

Dayton Wade: ERFA

TE: 1

Mark Andrews: $6,979,624

After some off-season and summertime doubt, the Mark Andrews era will continue in Baltimore, after the Ravens agreed to terms on a three-year, $39.3 million extension with the franchise’s all-time leading catcher. The deal includes $26 million in guaranteed money. Andrews was slated to hit free agency at season’s end, but now, he’ll remain, while Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar test free agency. The $13.1M per year average makes Andrews the sixth-highest-paid tight end in terms of average annual value, behind the Cleveland Browns’ David Njoku and ahead of the Cowboys’ Jake Ferguson.

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OL: 8

Ronnie Stanley: $9,859,588

Andrew Vorhees: $3,630,528

Roger Rosengarten: $1,755,631

Emery Jones Jr.: $1,425,800

Carson Vinson: $1,122,399

Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan $885,000

Jared Penning: $885,000

Lucas Scott: $885,000

Corey Bullock ERFA

DL: 6

Nnamdi Madubuike: $30,975,000

Broderick Washington: $5,860,000

Travis Jones: $5,563,111

John Jenkins: $1,827,500

Aeneas Peebles: $1,048,570

David Olajiga: $885,000

Basil Okoye ERFA

Madubuike missed most of this season with a neck injury, and there’s been some talk of a potential retirement.

Edge Rusher: 4

Tavius Robinson: $3,785,141

Mike Green: $1,686,229

Adisa Isaac: $1,540,373

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Kaimon Rucker: $885,000

Carl Jones Jr. ERFA

LB: 4

Roquan Smith: $32,718,750

Trenton Simpson: $3,837,637

Teddye Buchanan: $1,230,724

Jay Higgins: $1,011,666

CB: 8

Marlon Humphrey: $26,276,000

Nate Wiggins: $3,496,315

T.J. Tampa: $1,249,614

Robert Longerbeam: $1,048,570

Amani Oruwariye: $1,075,000

Keyon Martin: $1,005,000

Bilhal Kone: $954,286

Marquise Robinson: $885,000

S: 3

Kyle Hamilton: $10,682,604

Malaki Starks: $3,768,104

Keondre Jackson: $1,005,000

Specialist: 2

Nick Moore: $1,455,000

Tyler Loop $1,066,193

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: NFL Free Agency: Ravens roster ahead of March 9 negotiation window