Charlie Kolar

The second-year tight end is looking to make his mark after being sidelined for much of his rookie year. Kolar did flash in his one game with significant snaps by catching four of six targets for 49 yards in the playoff loss to the Bengals. Kolar does face some challenges for 2023, though as the new offense may steer towards more three-receiver sets and fewer multiple-tight end looks that were staple under Greg Roman. Beyond that, it's a tough depth chart to climb with Mark Andrews entrenched as the engine of the passing game and fellow second-year man Isaiah Likely, who had a strong rookie campaign. Kolar's size (6-foot-6, 250 pounds) could help get him on the field as a blocker, but he will need to show some significant improvement to carve out a role in the passing game.

The Iowa State product was one of two tight ends selected by the Ravens in the fourth round of this year's draft, joining Isaiah Likely out of Coastal Carolina. Kolar was uniquely productive in college for a tight end as he recorded 157 catches for 2,044 yards and 20 touchdowns on 247 targets in his final three seasons. He's also a massive target at 6-7 and 252 pounds with 34.5-inch arms. As for his fit in Baltimore, Mark Andrews is the clear No.1 and veteran Nick Boyle is useful as a run blocker. Baltimore, however, is thin on receiver help, so more targets could be funneled to the tight ends this season. Kolar versus Likely will be an interesting battle to monitor in training camp as the player who comes out on top could find himself in position for a decent target share as a rookie.