Former Ravens linebacker Tyus Bowser has withdrawn his grievance against the team, ... But with Bowser withdrawing the complaint, Baltimore will receive a $1.8 million cap credit.

Former Ravens linebacker Tyus Bowser has withdrawn his grievance against the team, a source with direct knowledge of the matter confirmed to The Baltimore Sun. The move comes about a year after ...

Former Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser withdrew his $4.5 million grievance against the team for how it handled his knee injury during 2023 season, according to team sources. The Ravens will get a $1.8 ...

According to Russell Street Report's Brian McFarland, the Ravens were docked $1.8 million from their cap space after former linebacker Tyus Bowser filed a grievance against the team after he ...

The Ravens cut safety Earl Thomas during training camp and said that his conduct had violated his contract, meaning they didn’t have to pay his $10 million guaranteed salary. Thomas filed a grievance, ...

Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Tyus Bowser withdrew a $4.5 million grievance against the team over how it handled a 2023 knee injury, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Ex-Ravens OLB Tyus Bowser discusses $4.5 million grievance against team 29-year-old who missed all of last season claims Baltimore’s team doctors did not properly diagnose his knee injury ...

The withdrawal will now have the ravens receive a $1.8 million cap credit. Prior to 2023, Bowser played the final nine games of the season in 2022 after recovering from a torn Achilles against the ...

The former 2017 second-round pick for the Baltimore Ravens filed a grievance against the team in March 2023. Now, he’s withdrawn it.

What it Means for Baltimore. According to McDonald, the grievance will result in a reduction from their cap space of $1.8 million for 2024. He doesn’t expect the grievance to be settled until 2025.