Ravens lose four members of 2022 draft class in legal tampering period

It was quite the haul for the Baltimore Ravens during the first few hours of legal tampering, the 2025 version. We all grabbed snacks and settled in for a day of breaking news and maneuvering. Shortly after three hours had passed, The Flock saw its nest scavenged. Several stars are Ravens nevermore. That includes four from the 2022 draft class, partially breaking up one of the best draft-day hauls in franchise history.

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Here's what you missed if you tuned in late. Baltimore lost Tyler Linderbaum to the Las Vegas Raiders . Meanwhile, Dre'Mont Jones is also gone , and the New York Giants robbed John Harbaugh's former team of both its All-Pro punter, Jordan Stout , and its tight end, Isaiah Likely .

Baltimore loses another of its tight ends. Charlie Kolar lands with the Los Angeles Chargers . That's no surprise, as Jim Harbaugh loves tight ends who can block. It has also been learned that the Ravens won't tender Keaton Mitchell .

The exciting young running back will test the waters of free agency. Linderbaum, Kolar, Stout, and Likely, on the other hand, came in together. They'll leave together.

Four members of the Ravens' 2022 draft class leave in one fell swoop.

Hopefully, if you're married, you and your partner never stop dating. If you're single, hopefully your dating life is going well. If you're like most, though, you'll experience the heartbreak of breaking up. Baltimore loves building through the NFL Draft, but four of the building blocks from one of the more recent drafts will continue their football lives elsewhere.

Linderbaum was a former first-rounder. Kolar, Stout, and Likely were selected in Round 4. With their exit, the remaining members of the 2022 Ravens draft class are Kyle Hamilton, David Ojabo, and Travis Jones.

And, Ojabo is another of Baltimore's impending free agents.

Here are the early returns from legal tampering. The Ravens' roster is changing faster than anyone expected. Now the question becomes whether the next wave of moves will soften the blow or make this breakup hurt even more.

This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens lose four members of 2022 draft class early in free agency