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WHO:
Alohi Gilman, safety, agreed to a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Tyler Linderbaum, center, agreed to a deal with the Raiders reportedly worth $27 million per year.
Dre'Mont Jones, outside linebacker, agreed to terms with the New England Patriots.
Isaiah Likely, tight end, signed with the New York Giants.
Charlie Kolar, tight end, signed with the Los Angeles Chargers.
Jordan Stout, punter, signed with the New York Giants.
Ar'Darius Washington, safety, is reportedly leaving the Ravens.
Travis Etienne Jr., running back, agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints.
Devin Lloyd, linebacker, agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers.
John Simpson, guard, rejoined the Ravens after previously playing for the New York Jets.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, was traded to the Ravens in exchange for Gilman and Day 3 draft picks.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, agreed to a four-year, $100 million deal with the Washington Commanders.
Alohi Gilman, safety, agreed to a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Tyler Linderbaum, center, agreed to a deal with the Raiders reportedly worth $27 million per year.
Dre'Mont Jones, outside linebacker, agreed to terms with the New England Patriots.
Isaiah Likely, tight end, signed with the New York Giants.
Charlie Kolar, tight end, signed with the Los Angeles Chargers.
Jordan Stout, punter, signed with the New York Giants.
Ar'Darius Washington, safety, is reportedly leaving the Ravens.
Travis Etienne Jr., running back, agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints.
Devin Lloyd, linebacker, agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers.
John Simpson, guard, rejoined the Ravens after previously playing for the New York Jets.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, was traded to the Ravens in exchange for Gilman and Day 3 draft picks.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, agreed to a four-year, $100 million deal with the Washington Commanders.
Alohi Gilman, safety, agreed to a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Tyler Linderbaum, center, agreed to a deal with the Raiders reportedly worth $27 million per year.
Dre'Mont Jones, outside linebacker, agreed to terms with the New England Patriots.
Isaiah Likely, tight end, signed with the New York Giants.
Charlie Kolar, tight end, signed with the Los Angeles Chargers.
Jordan Stout, punter, signed with the New York Giants.
Ar'Darius Washington, safety, is reportedly leaving the Ravens.
Travis Etienne Jr., running back, agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints.
Devin Lloyd, linebacker, agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers.
John Simpson, guard, rejoined the Ravens after previously playing for the New York Jets.
Alohi Gilman, safety, agreed to a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, was traded to the Ravens in exchange for Gilman and Day 3 draft picks.
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick, agreed to a four-year, $100 million deal with the Washington Commanders.
John Simpson, guard, rejoined the Ravens after previously playing for the New York Jets.
Baltimore Ravens
Maxx Crosby, defensive end
Dre'Mont Jones, outside linebacker
Alohi Gilman, safety
Tyler Linderbaum, center
Eric DeCosta, General Manager of the Ravens
Jesse Minter, Head Coach of the Ravens
Dianna Russini, reporter for The Athletic
Jeff Zrebiec, reporter for The Athletic
C.J. Mosley, former Ravens player
Creed Humphrey, center for the Kansas City Chiefs
Odafe Oweh, former Ravens first-round pick
John Simpson, guard
Brian Wacker, reporter for The Baltimore Sun
Gilberto Manzano, reporter for Sports Illustrated
WHAT:
The Ravens reportedly made a "market-setting offer" to Linderbaum, which was a four-year, $88 million deal ($22 million per year).
Linderbaum's mega-deal, which is reportedly fully guaranteed, sent shock waves throughout the NFL world and sparked a debate as to whether such an investment in any center is wise.
The Ravens have now lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year.
Keaton Mitchell finished the 2025 season with 341 rushing yards and one touchdown, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt, and caught nine passes for 63 yards.
The Ravens' offseason began following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL season.
The legal tampering period began on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders for two first-round picks.
The Ravens lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens reportedly made a "market-setting offer" to Linderbaum, which was a four-year, $88 million deal ($22 million per year).
The Ravens traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders for two first-round picks.
Etienne signed a four-year, $52 million deal with the Saints.
Lloyd's departure was noted as part of the Jaguars' offseason changes.
Simpson's deal with the Ravens is reportedly worth $30 million over three years.
Gilman started 12 games for the Ravens, made 68 tackles, and broke up six passes during his tenure.
Gilman's most notable play was an 84-yard touchdown after an interception against Cincinnati.
The Ravens have now lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year.
Keaton Mitchell finished the 2025 season with 341 rushing yards and one touchdown, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt, and caught nine passes for 63 yards.
The Ravens' offer to Tyler Linderbaum was reported to be a four-year, $88 million deal, which they deemed a "market-setting offer."
John Simpson signed a three-year, $30 million deal with the Ravens.
Isaiah Likely signed with the New York Giants.
The Ravens retained core weapons including WRs Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman, RB Derrick Henry, and TE Mark Andrews.
The Ravens reportedly made a "market-setting offer" to Linderbaum, which was a four-year, $88 million deal ($22 million per year).
Linderbaum's mega-deal, which is reportedly fully guaranteed, sent shock waves throughout the NFL world and sparked a debate as to whether such an investment in any center is wise.
The Ravens have now lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year.
Keaton Mitchell finished the 2025 season with 341 rushing yards and one touchdown, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt, and caught nine passes for 63 yards.
The Ravens' offseason began following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL season.
The legal tampering period began on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders for two first-round picks.
The Ravens lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens reportedly made a "market-setting offer" to Linderbaum, which was a four-year, $88 million deal ($22 million per year).
The Ravens traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders for two first-round picks.
Etienne signed a four-year, $52 million deal with the Saints.
Lloyd's departure was noted as part of the Jaguars' offseason changes.
Simpson's deal with the Ravens is reportedly worth $30 million over three years.
Gilman started 12 games for the Ravens, made 68 tackles, and broke up six passes during his tenure.
Gilman's most notable play was an 84-yard touchdown after an interception against Cincinnati.
The Ravens have now lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period, including Gilman, Linderbaum, Likely, Jones, Kolar, Stout, and Washington.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year.
Keaton Mitchell finished the 2025 season with 341 rushing yards and one touchdown, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt, and caught nine passes for 63 yards.
The Ravens' offer to Tyler Linderbaum was reported to be a four-year, $88 million deal, which they deemed a "market-setting offer."
The Ravens traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders.
Dre'Mont Jones agreed to terms with the New England Patriots.
Alohi Gilman agreed to a deal with the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Ravens lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell.
Tyler Linderbaum agreed to a deal with the Raiders reportedly worth $27 million per year.
The Ravens offered Linderbaum a four-year, $88 million deal ($22 million per year).
John Simpson signed a three-year, $30 million deal with the Ravens.
Isaiah Likely signed with the New York Giants.
The Ravens retained core weapons including WRs Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman, RB Derrick Henry, and TE Mark Andrews.
WHERE:
Baltimore, Maryland
New England
Kansas City, Missouri
Las Vegas, Nevada
New York
WHEN:
Gilman's agreement with the Chiefs was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Linderbaum's deal with the Raiders was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Jones's agreement with the Patriots was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Likely's signing with the Giants was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Kolar's signing with the Chargers was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Stout's signing with the Giants was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Washington's departure was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Etienne's agreement with the Saints was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Lloyd's agreement with the Panthers was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Gilman agreed to terms with the Chiefs on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens' offseason began following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL season.
The legal tampering period began on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens made a trade for Maxx Crosby over the weekend prior to March 6th, 2026.
Tyler Linderbaum's deal with the Raiders was reported on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens' offseason began following the 2025 NFL season.
Gilman's agreement with the Chiefs was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Linderbaum's deal with the Raiders was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Jones's agreement with the Patriots was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Likely's signing with the Giants was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Kolar's signing with the Chargers was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Stout's signing with the Giants was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Washington's departure was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Etienne's agreement with the Saints was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Lloyd's agreement with the Panthers was reported on March 6th, 2026.
Gilman agreed to terms with the Chiefs on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens' offseason began following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL season.
The legal tampering period began on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens made a trade for Maxx Crosby over the weekend prior to March 6th, 2026.
Tyler Linderbaum's deal with the Raiders was reported on March 6th, 2026.
The Ravens' offseason began following the 2025 NFL season.
WHY:
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, allowing him to hit the open market due to significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their offensive line by bringing back Simpson.
The Ravens lost players due to lucrative offers from other teams, particularly for Linderbaum and Jones.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year, due to significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Jaguars had a set budget for Etienne's contract, leading to his departure.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their offensive line by bringing back Simpson.
The Chiefs needed help in their secondary after losing starting cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson to the Los Angeles Rams.
The Ravens decided not to tender Keaton Mitchell due to having significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their roster and address key positions during free agency.
The Ravens lost players due to lucrative offers from other teams, particularly for Linderbaum and Jones.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, allowing him to hit the open market due to significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their offensive line by bringing back Simpson.
The Ravens lost players due to lucrative offers from other teams, particularly for Linderbaum and Jones.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, which would have cost $3.52 million for one year, due to significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Jaguars had a set budget for Etienne's contract, leading to his departure.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their offensive line by bringing back Simpson.
The Chiefs needed help in their secondary after losing starting cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson to the Los Angeles Rams.
The Ravens decided not to tender Keaton Mitchell due to having significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill.
The Ravens aimed to strengthen their roster and address key positions during free agency.
The Ravens lost players due to lucrative offers from other teams, particularly for Linderbaum and Jones.
HOW:
The Ravens attempted to retain players by making competitive offers, such as the reported $88 million offer to Linderbaum.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, allowing him to hit the open market.
The Ravens made a "strong push to retain" Dre'Mont Jones, according to Dianna Russini from The Athletic.
The Ravens attempted to retain players by making competitive offers, such as the reported $88 million offer to Linderbaum.
The Ravens acquired Maxx Crosby in exchange for two first-round picks.
The Ravens attempted to retain players by making competitive offers, such as the reported $88 million offer to Linderbaum.
The Ravens did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, allowing him to hit the open market.
The Ravens made a "strong push to retain" Dre'Mont Jones, according to Dianna Russini from The Athletic.
The Ravens attempted to retain players by making competitive offers, such as the reported $88 million offer to Linderbaum.
The Ravens acquired Maxx Crosby in exchange for two first-round picks.
(UPDATED March 11, 2026 13:20 UTC)
In a flurry of activity during the legal tampering period, several NFL players have agreed to new contracts, including Alohi Gilman, who signed a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs, and Tyler Linderbaum, who reportedly agreed to a deal with the Raiders valued at $27 million per year. The Ravens have lost seven free agents, including Gilman and Linderbaum, while also trading for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders in exchange for two first-round picks. Additionally, Travis Etienne Jr. signed a four-year, $52 million deal with the New Orleans Saints, and Devin Lloyd agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers.
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(UPDATED March 11, 2026 07:15 UTC)
In a flurry of activity this morning, Alohi Gilman has signed a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs, while center Tyler Linderbaum has reportedly agreed to a staggering $27 million per year contract with the Raiders. The Ravens have seen a significant exodus during the legal tampering period, losing seven free agents, including Linderbaum and Dre'Mont Jones, who also agreed to terms with the New England Patriots. Meanwhile, the Ravens made a competitive offer to Linderbaum, but ultimately did not tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, allowing him to enter the open market.
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(UPDATED March 11, 2026 01:23 UTC)
In a busy week for NFL free agency, the Ravens lost seven players, including safety Alohi Gilman, who signed a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs, and center Tyler Linderbaum, who reportedly agreed to a deal with the Raiders worth $27 million per year. The Ravens also traded for Maxx Crosby from the Raiders in exchange for two first-round picks, while their decision not to tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell was influenced by their significant salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill. Other notable signings included tight end Isaiah Likely with the New York Giants and punter Jordan Stout, also joining the Giants, both reported on March 6th.
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(UPDATED March 10, 2026 23:03 UTC)
In a flurry of activity last Monday, running back Travis Etienne Jr. agreed to a four-year, $52 million deal with the New Orleans Saints, while linebacker Devin Lloyd signed with the Carolina Panthers as part of the Jaguars' offseason changes. Additionally, guard John Simpson rejoined the Ravens on a three-year contract reportedly worth $30 million, as the team looks to bolster their offensive line after not tendering restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell. These moves reflect strategic decisions by each team, with the Jaguars working within a budget that led to Etienne's departure.
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(UPDATED March 10, 2026 21:05 UTC)
In a significant move for both teams, safety Alohi Gilman has signed a three-year deal worth $24.75 million with the Kansas City Chiefs after starting 12 games for the Ravens, where he made 68 tackles and had an impressive 84-yard interception return for a touchdown against Cincinnati. In exchange for Gilman, the Ravens received former first-round pick Odafe Oweh along with Day 3 draft picks, marking a tough loss for Baltimore as they have now lost seven free agents during the legal tampering period. The Chiefs were in need of bolstering their secondary following the departures of starting cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson to the Los Angeles Rams.
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(UPDATED March 10, 2026 19:16 UTC)
In a significant move, Odafe Oweh, a former first-round pick for the Ravens, has signed a four-year, $100 million deal with the Washington Commanders, while the Ravens have welcomed back guard John Simpson after his stint with the New York Jets. The team decided not to tender restricted free-agent running back Keaton Mitchell, who finished the last season with 341 rushing yards and one touchdown, as they focus on their salary cap commitments to Derrick Henry and Justice Hill. Additionally, the Ravens reportedly made a market-setting offer of four years and $88 million to center Tyler Linderbaum and are making a strong effort to retain defensive lineman Dre'Mont Jones.
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(UPDATED March 10, 2026 17:19 UTC)
In a significant move, the Baltimore Ravens traded for defensive end Maxx Crosby from the Raiders, aiming to strengthen their roster during the ongoing free agency period. Meanwhile, center Tyler Linderbaum reportedly agreed to a lucrative deal with the Raiders worth $27 million per year, while the Ravens lost seven free agents, including Dre'Mont Jones, who signed with the New England Patriots, and Alohi Gilman, who is headed to the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite these losses, the Ravens managed to retain key players like wide receivers Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman, along with running back Derrick Henry and tight end Mark Andrews.