Ravens Potential Salary-Cap Casualties in 2022

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Ravens have about $9.8 million in salary-cap space heading into 2022 free agency, according to Spotrac.

However, the NFL is expected to increase the cap from $182.5 million to $208.2 million.

As a result, the team might need to part ways or restructure the contracts of a couple of veterans to create more funds.

Here are the players that are the most likely salary-cap casualties.

Boykin has never been able to find a consistent role in the offense. The Ravens also have a solid group of young wide receivers pushing for playing time. 2022 Cap Hit: $2.8 million. Dead Cap: $214,232

Young was one of the most durable cornerbacks this season after dealing with injuries throughout his career. He's going to have to restructure his contract if he wants to stay in Baltimore. 2022 Cap Hit: $9.2 million. Dead Cap: $3.4 million.

Peters is one of the Ravens' most talented players. but he missed the entire season with a knee injury. He turned 29 on Jan. 9. Can the Ravens really afford to lose him? 2022 Cap Hit: $15.6 million. Dead Cap: $5.5 million.

Powers dealt with injuries and will have to compete for a starting job in 2022. Powers will also have to restructure to stay with the team. 2022 Cap Hit: $2.7 million. Dead Cap: $171,383.