The Baltimore Ravens have a massive decision to make at tight end in the offseason, with Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely, and Charlie Kolar all set to hit free agency in 2026.
Four years ago, the Baltimore Ravens selected a pair of tight ends in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft. With the No. 128 overall pick, they took Charlie Kolar out of Iowa State University and double-dipped at the position 11 picks later by taking Isaiah Likely at No.
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OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely suffered a left ankle injury during a training camp practice Tuesday, casting a shadow over the team’s preparations for the upcoming NFL season.
If you're an established veteran fan of the Oklahoma Sooners and recruiting, you're aware that there's a section of the OU fanbase that still slightly laments that they didn't offer former Norman, Oklahoma star Charlie Kolar. Kolar, a former three-star tight end, attended Norman North High School just up the road from the University of Oklahoma.
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The Baltimore Ravens announced they activated TE Charlie Kolar from injured reserve and placed CB Jalyn Armour-Davis on injured reserve in a corresponding move. Baltimore also elevated DE Chris Wormley and WR Anthony Miller from the practice squad to the active roster. Kolar, 25, appeared in 43 games over four years at Iowa State.
Third-year tight end Charlie Kolar is back at practice and trending toward being able to play on Saturday. When the Baltimore Ravens host the Cleveland Browns to kick off Week 18 in the regular season finale with the AFC North crown on the line, there’s a good chance they’ll have one of their key cogs on offense back in action.
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The Ravens announced that they have designated TE Charlie Kolar to return from injured reserve after he was placed on the list due to a broken arm. Kolar, 25, appeared in 43 games over four years at Iowa State.
While the Baltimore Ravens were able to secure a win over the Los Angeles Chargers in the “Harbowl” between brothers Jim and John Harbaugh, it did come at a cost, with tight end Charlie Kolar suffering what looked like a pretty serious injury in the contest.
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Charlie Kolar will miss time with a broken arm The Ravens win on Monday night against the Chargers did not come without cost. Ravens tight end Charlie Kolar is expected to go on Injured Reserve and will miss at least four weeks with a broken arm.
According to Tom Pelissero, Ravens TE Charlie Kolar broke his arm in Monday night’s game against the Chargers and is expected to miss at least four weeks. That likely means Kolar is headed for injured reserve despite finishing the game with the injury. Kolar, 25, appeared in 43 games over four years at Iowa State.
Third-year pro Charlie Kolar continues to prove that he is one of the team’s talented ‘dual-threats’ at the position. Charlie Kolar was a prolific pass catcher in college at Iowa State University, earning him a fourth-round selection by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2022 NFL Draft.
We need more Charlie Kolar content. It’s what we deserve. The Baltimore Ravens tight end had a career day against the Cincinnati Bengals, catching three passes for a career-high 64 yards.
The Ravens drafted a pair of tight ends in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft. After both stood out during their second minicamp, they seem poised for larger roles in year two.