Ravens Have $22M in Cap Space, 17th Most in NFL Ahead of Free Agency

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The Baltimore Ravens have $22,043,387 in available salary cap space, which ranks 17th among all NFL teams heading into the 2026 free agency period. The team will need to evaluate a number of key free agents, including center Tyler Linderbaum, tight end Isaiah Likely, linebacker Kyle Van Noy, and others. While the Ravens won't undergo a complete rebuild, there will be significant roster changes as the team transitions to a new coaching staff.

Why it matters

The Ravens' available cap space and number of pending free agents will be crucial factors as the team looks to retool its roster and remain competitive in the AFC North. Careful management of the salary cap and strategic free agent signings will be essential for Baltimore to address needs on both sides of the ball.

The details

According to Over The Cap, the Ravens have $22,043,387 in available salary cap space, which ranks 17th among all 32 NFL teams. The team also has $12,262,715 in dead cap space, the 17th highest figure in the league. In comparison, the Titans, Chargers, and Raiders all have over $80 million in total cap space heading into free agency. The Ravens have 22 unrestricted free agents, including key players like center Tyler Linderbaum, tight end Isaiah Likely, linebacker Kyle Van Noy, defensive tackle Dre'Mont Jones, and defensive backs Chidobe Awuzie and Ar'Darius Washington.

• The 2026 NFL free agency period begins on March 13.

What’s next

The Ravens will need to make decisions on which of their 22 unrestricted free agents to re-sign or let walk in the coming weeks leading up to the start of free agency on March 13.