Overview
- GM Eric DeCosta said Baltimore has submitted a "market-setting" offer to Tyler Linderbaum and will not use the franchise or transition tags.
- Combine reporting cited by ESPN’s Dan Graziano indicates Linderbaum could draw offers exceeding $20 million annually if he reaches free agency.
- The Chargers have been identified as a potential suitor for interior line help and a reported threat to pursue Linderbaum.
- Talks with Linderbaum continue with mutual interest to stay, yet outside bids could outpace Baltimore’s proposal if he hits the market.
- The Ravens also want to finalize a Lamar Jackson extension to address an approximately $74.5 million 2026 cap charge, with his self-representation complicating negotiations.