On Monday, during the third week of organized team activities, the Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely, who was drafted in the fourth round, signed his rookie contract.
In addition to center Tyler Linderbaum, defensive tackle Travis Jones, and running back Tyler Badie, who were all selected earlier in the 2022 draft by the Ravens, Isaiah is the newest member of the team to sign his contract.
Isaiah, who stands 6-foot-4 and weighs 238 pounds, finished his collegiate career at Coastal Carolina with 133 receptions, 2,050 receiving yards, and 27 touchdowns. With a career score of 95.1, he holds the record for the highest grade ever given to a tight end by Pro Football Focus.
Before selecting Isaiah, the Baltimore Ravens selected Charlie Kolar of Iowa State in the fourth round with the 128th overall pick. Kolar was the team’s second tight-end selection.
They will battle for playing time, joining the deep tight end group that the Ravens have, which includes All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle, one of the NFL’s finest blocking tight ends.
After the draft, Isaiah expressed his excitement at the prospect of participating in an offensive scheme designed by Greg Roman that is favorable to tight ends.
How Much Does Isaiah Likely Make?
Isaiah Likely earns an average of $1,041,085 per year. Likely will earn a base salary of $705,000 and a signing bonus of $504,340 in 2022, with a $831,085 cap hit.