Ravens to release linebacker Tyus Bowser

The Ravens are looking to free up even more cap space ahead of the new league year by releasing linebacker Tyus Bowser.

Cap saving: $5,500,000

Dead cap hit: $2,000,000

Baltimore will save $5.5 million with a dead cap hit of $2 million.

In another move to create cap savings, the Ravens are releasing veteran OLB Tyus Bowser, according to sources. That will create about $5.5 million of cap space.
Bowser didn’t play in 2023 because of knee injury and has played just nine games over. past two years.

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Bowser has been up and down since being drafted by the Ravens in the 2nd round back in 2017.

During his first four seasons, he never started more than two games. Then, in 2021, he started all 17 games and set career-highs in sacks (7), solo tackles (33), and QB hits (15). After signing a four-year, $22 million extension, Bowser has played nine games since.

A torn Achilles in ’21 and offseason knee surgery following the 2022 season caused Bowser to miss every game this past season.