Ravens in Advanced Talks with Former Browns Tight End After Contract Termination
In a major development confirmed just minutes ago by ESPN, the Baltimore Ravens are reportedly in advanced negotiations to sign a prominent tight end who recently terminated his contract with the Cleveland Browns. The player, whose name remains undisclosed pending official announcement, is expected to finalize a move to Baltimore within the coming days.
According to sources close to the situation, the tight end had previously declined a lucrative three-year, $76.8 million offer from the Philadelphia Eagles during the last transfer window. The deal reportedly fell apart due to a personal misunderstanding between him and Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni, despite mutual interest. ESPN reports that the fallout led the player to reconsider his options, eventually staying in Cleveland — a decision that has now taken a dramatic turn.
The Ravens, who have been in the market for a dynamic pass-catching tight end to complement Mark Andrews, see this as a strategic addition to bolster their offense ahead of the 2025 season. With Lamar Jackson continuing to lead the offense, pairing him with another elite-level tight end could prove pivotal in their Super Bowl ambitions.
While financial details of the potential Ravens deal remain undisclosed, sources indicate that both parties are close to an agreement. The tight end is believed to be eager to join a competitive franchise with a clear vision, something he felt was missing during his tenure in Cleveland.
If the deal is finalized, it will mark one of the most high-profile in-season moves in recent memory, and Ravens fans have every reason to be excited about what’s to come. An official announcement is expected soon, as Baltimore moves swiftly to complete the paperwork and medical evaluations.
