Baltimore Beat Down · Jun 4, 2021
Tyus Bowser is embracing his new role as a veteran leader
Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports After watching their top outside linebackers sign more lucrative deals elsewhere, the Baltimore Ravens made retaining Tyus Bowser a top priority when the new league year began. Not only was General Manager Eric DeCosta and Co. able to re-sign him, but they got him at a tremendous value with a four-year deal worth up to $27 million.
With both Matthew Judon and Yannick Ngakoue no longer in the picture, Bowser will be expected to assume a larger role on and off the field. He is ready to bring more vocal leadership to a young position group after letting his play do the majority of the talking prior to this offseason.
