A monumental shift in the NFL landscape unfolded recently with the announcement of Trey McBride's landmark contract, positioning him as the highest-paid tight end in league history. This development has significant implications for the Baltimore Ravens, particularly concerning their tight end room, which features Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely, both of whom are entering contract years.

This raises questions about the Ravens’ strategy for managing their tight end roster, especially given that they may not be able to retain both Andrews and Likely long term. As the team prepares for the NFL Draft, the focus will be on how to best utilize their 11 picks to strengthen their already potent lineup, while also navigating the complexities of player contracts and performance expectations.