The Baltimore Ravens have assembled one of the NFL’s most formidable tight end groups.
Mark Andrews anchors the unit as the veteran star, while promising talents Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar provide impressive depth behind him.
Andrews has established himself among the elite players at the position, and Likely continues emerging as a legitimate threat in his own right.
PFF’s Top 32 tight end rankings heading into 2025 highlight the Ravens’ strength at the position.
“The Ravens have two Top 10 TEs,” PFF wrote on X.
The Ravens have two Top 10 TEs 😈 pic.twitter.com/Z5H3wfwcQq
— PFF (@PFF) June 2, 2025
Andrews sits at No. 4 while Likely claims the No. 9 spot, highlighting Baltimore’s remarkable depth.
This recognition comes despite Andrews facing scrutiny following his recent playoff performance, which included a costly fumble and a dropped two-point conversion attempt.
Those struggles led to offseason speculation about his future with the organization.
Trade rumors began circulating, with some questioning whether the Ravens might consider moving on from one of their core offensive weapons.
However, Andrews’ body of work speaks louder than one disappointing postseason.
When healthy, he remains among the most consistent and productive tight ends in the league.
His track record demonstrates Pro Bowl-level performance year after year, making him a cornerstone of Baltimore’s offensive attack.
Meanwhile, Likely seized his opportunity during Andrews’ early-season injury recovery in 2024. As a third-year player, he stepped into an expanded role and quickly proved himself as a reliable target for Lamar Jackson.
His breakout campaign included career-best numbers and a personal-high PFF receiving grade.
Even as Andrews returned to full strength, Likely maintained his impact within the offense.
His development provides Jackson with multiple elite options in the passing game, creating matchup nightmares for opposing defenses.
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