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Justin Tucker remains with Ravens as they wait for the NFL to conclude its investigation

The Ravens still have Justin Tucker on their roster, and Ravens president Sashi Brown said Sunday it will remain that way until the NFL concludes its investigation of the kicker.

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Justin Tucker

BAL Kicker #9

15hRavens president Sashi Brown said “that the team won’t make a determination on kicker Justin Tucker’s future with the team until the NFL has finished its investigation.”

The Ravens are holding firm with the plans they outlined roughly one month ago. Tucker is being investigated for sexual misconduct allegations made by 16 women. The team has reportedly received “periodic updates” from the league, but the investigation is evidently still ongoing. Per ESPN’s Jamison Hensley, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and general manager Eric DeCosta acknowledged that the team “is looking at kickers in the draft.”

John Harbaugh

BAL Head Coach

2dRavens signed head coach John Harbaugh to a three-year contract extension through 2028.

Harbaugh’s current deal was set to expire after the upcoming season. The 62-year-old head coach has guided the Ravens to double-digit regular season wins in each of the last three seasons. The team has advanced to the AFC Championship Game once during that span while making the playoffs each year, resulting in a 2-3 postseason record. This will be Harbaugh’s 18th season with the Ravens.

Steven Sims

SEA Wide Receiver #82

5dSeahawks signed WR Steven Sims, formerly of the Ravens.

The Seahawks add more competition at kick returner with the addition of Sims. He returned 21 punts for 122 yards and seven kicks for 195 yards between the Ravens and Texans last season. As a receiver, he offers depth, though he did not have a regular season reception in 2024. He totaled 19 yards on two offensive touches in the playoffs for the Ravens. Ultimately, Sims adds a little offensive depth but will more likely compete for return specialist snaps for the Seahawks.

Chidobe Awuzie

BAL Cornerback #13

5dRavens signed CB Chidobe Awuzie to a one-year contract.

Awuzie made it through just one year of a three-year contract with the Titans last offseason, missing time due to a groin injury. The veteran corner has now played just 1,566 snaps in three years since his standout 2021 season. Entering his age-30 season, he’ll likely be in line to start at outside corner for the Ravens next year, with T.J. Tampa and Awuzie’s own injuries as the camp competition for the spot.

Mark Andrews

BAL Tight End #89

14dThe Ravens picked up Mark Andrews’ $4 million roster bonus for the 2025 NFL season.

Andrews was a candidate to be released this offseason, with March 15th serving as a soft deadline. Starting at 4:00 pm on Saturday, the Ravens had 24 hours to decide whether they would release him or allow his roster bonus to toll. They chose the latter option. The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec notes that the Ravens could still trade Andrews if a “legit offer” came their way, but for now it appears as though the 29-year-old tight end will return for his eighth season with the team.

Cooper Rush

BAL Quarterback #10

14dRavens signed QB Cooper Rush, formerly of the Cowboys, to a two-year, $6.2 million contract.

Rush has been a serviceable backup for the Cowboys since joining the team as a UDFA in 2017. The 31-year-old signal caller went 4-4 as a starter last season while throwing for 1844-12-5, and led the team to four 26-plus point performances on the year. Rush can earn up to $12.2 million on his new contract, and should be an immediate upgrade over Josh Johnson, who served as the Ravens’ backup last season.

Ben Cleveland

BAL Guard #66

15dRavens re-signed OG Ben Cleveland.

The Ravens retained offensive line depth in re-signing Cleveland, who appeared in 54 games in his first four seasons in Baltimore, seven of which were starts. He managed just 49 offensive snaps in 2024 while the Ravens experienced more health along their offensive line.

Marlon Humphrey

BAL Cornerback #44

17dRavens restructured CB Marlon Humphrey’s contract.

The restructuring of Humphrey’s deal clears $13.4 million in cap space for the Ravens this upcoming season. The veteran corner has two years remaining on his current deal, and saw the majority of his 2025 salary converted to a signing bonus. Now getting most of his money up front, Humphrey’s base salary for the season will be $1.255 million, as the Ravens clear space in hopes of adding more talent to the roster.

Tylan Wallace

BAL Wide Receiver #16

18dRavens re-signed WR Tylan Wallace to a one-year, $2.25 million contract.

Wallace returns to the Ravens after a productive season as a blocking receiver and special teamer. The highlight of his season was an 84-yard catch-and-run touchdown against the Bengals in Week 10. He will rotate into the offense behind Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and DeAndre Hopkins, primarily playing special teams for the Ravens.

Jacob Hummel

BAL Linebacker #35

18dRavens signed LB Jacob Hummel, formerly of the Rams, to a one-year contract.

Hummel is a core special teamer through three seasons in the NFL with the Rams. Though he had just one defensive start last season, he played 338 snaps on special teams. The Ravens just lost core special teamer and linebacker Chris Board through free agency. They add Hummel to fill the special teams role and add depth on defense.

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