Charlie Kolar

How should Baltimore go about adding salary cap room? Could the Ravens afford both Odell Beckham Jr. and DeAndre Hopkins? Which player will assume a bigger role next season?

The Ravens got strong play from first-round picks Kyle Hamilton and Tyler Linderbaum, as well as fellow rookies Isaiah Likely, Charlie Kolar, David Ojabo and more.

Rookie OLB David Ojabo played a season-high 20 defensive snaps and rookie TE Charlie Kolar played 34 offensive snaps.

Week 18 defensive performance springs confidence for Wild-Card weekend. Competitive spirit visible between Ravens-Bengals. Rookies make splashes in final regular season game.

The Ravens rested many of their starters but still kept it close. The defense got stronger heading I to the playoffs and the rookies rose up.

Do the Ravens have the wide receivers to compete in the playoffs? Are the Ravens going to rest their starters in Week 18?

Backup safety Geno Stone (hamstring is active, while tight end Nick Boyle (illness) is inactive.

Tyler Huntley will make his first start this season. Ronnie Stanley will return after a two-game absence but starting right guard Kevin Zeitler (knee) is inactive.

Will the Ravens speed up their play-calling? Will Baltimore sign Odell Beckham Jr. or T.Y. Hilton? What happens when Charlie Kolar is ready to return?

Rookie tight end Charlie Kolar is closer to making his 2022 debut.

Taking another step in his return from sports hernia surgery, rookie tight end Charlie Kolar has been given the green light to practice.

The Ravens have made two more additions to their 53-man roster.

Anthony Weaver believes rookie Travis Jones can 'defy the odds' and speed up his recovery from a knee injury. Mark Andrews likes how Nick Boyle looks. Charlie Kolar is focused on learning during his recovery.

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley is on a pitch count after tendonitis. Michael Pierce is working his way into shape. What John Harbaugh is looking for at left guard.

Charlie Kolar has a sports hernia that may require surgery. Michael Pierce has reported for training camp after missing mandatory minicamp. Second-round pick David Ojabo remains unsigned and hasn't reported for camp.

As part of our pre-training camp down time, we debate some of the biggest topics facing the Ravens as they enter the 2022 season.

Kyle Hamilton and Tyler Linderbaum are almost certain to play major roles, and many rookies could see regular snaps.

Analyzing the state of the 2022 Ravens. Can rookie tight ends Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar create matchup problems? Brandon Stephens' versatility makes him a valuable member of a star-studded secondary.

Tight end Charlie Kolar has signed his rookie contract and hopes to make an immediate impact as a 6-foot-6 target.

The Ravens had 11 draft picks who will begin their NFL careers looking to answer any questions about their ability to make an immediate impact.

NBC Sports' Peter King gave an inside look at the Ravens' record six fourth-round picks in the fourth round.

The Ravens will look for instant impacts from their first-round picks, while their top selection on Day 2 will have to wait but has tremendous upside.

Rising sophomores David Ojabo and Charlie Kolar, as well as rehabbing veteran Michael Pierce, can all get a big boost in the Ravens strength and conditioning program.

Check out the big impact the 2022 Ravens rookie class made in its first season.

Rookie TE Charlie Kolar makes a tough catch to convert on third-and-11.

The Ravens rookies have both been activated to the 53-man roster, and Head Coach John Harbaugh talked about when they could see their first game action.

Check out the Ravens' latest project to give kids a great place to play.

Rashod Bateman and Justin Houston returned from injuries and rehabbing players are getting closer to returns.

The Ravens kept an extra tight end with Josh Oliver, giving them plenty of depth behind Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle and Isaiah Likely.

General Manager Eric DeCosta will monitor the waiver wire, move players to injured reserve, possibly bring back vested veterans, and fill out the practice squad.

Ravens players answer who they would want with them in a zombie apocalypse, who could play another professional sport, and who they would pick if they could only talk to one person.

The Ravens drafted 11 players this year and need members of that class to make an immediate impact on this team.

Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews will lead the Ravens in fantasy scoring, but they aren't the only ones.

Ravens players try to guess whether a line came from a rapper or famous Baltimore writer Edgar Allan Poe.

The rookies share their secret talents, one thing that can instantly make their day better, and which celebrity they want to be friends with.

Want to feel how young this year's rookie class is? Watch them struggle to identify these 2000s artists.

First-year Tight Ends Coach George Godsey talks about what he's seen from his two rookie tight ends and what makes Mark Andrews special.

Watch the launch of the NFL careers of the Ravens' Class of 2022, including Kyle Hamilton, Tyler Linderbaum and more.

Check out fourth-round rookie tight end Charlie Kolar hauling in passes during Ravens rookie minicamp.

While some may question the Ravens for picking a safety at No. 14 and two tight ends in the fourth round, General Manager Eric DeCosta trusts the analytics.

Check out the transformation the Ravens rookies make from college to the pros.

Ravens fourth-round pick tight end Charlie Kolar talks about his excitement to learn from Mark Andrews, his game as a blocker and pass catcher, and being awarded the Campbell Trophy given to college football's top scholar-athlete.

The ESPN draft crew breaks down the pick of Iowa State tight end Charlie Kolar at No. 128 overall in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft.