Mark Andrews, the Baltimore Ravens' tight end and all-time touchdown leader, faces an uncertain future with the team as the organization grapples with salary cap constraints. General manager Eric DeCosta expressed admiration for Andrews but did not commit to his retention, especially with a $4 million roster bonus deadline approaching. Andrews, 29, is concluding a four-year contract, and after a challenging season, the Ravens are weighing their options regarding his $16.9 million cap hit as they plan for the upcoming offseason.
At the NFL combine, Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta was noncommittal about Mark Andrews’ future, highlighting the team's internal debate regarding his significant salary cap figure.
DeCosta praised Andrews, stating he would eventually be recognized in the Ravens Ring of Honor, emphasizing his importance to the franchise even amidst uncertainty.
The Ravens face a critical deadline regarding Andrews, as he is due a $4 million roster bonus, complicating salary cap management considerations for the team.
Andrews has struggled recently on the field, which adds layers to the decision-making surrounding his potential trade as the Ravens navigate financial constraints.
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