The Baltimore Ravens have freed up $8.6 million in salary cap space by restructuring the contract of defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, according to a report from Ravens Wire on Saturday.
Glenn Erby reported that the move provides the team with additional financial flexibility as they navigate the 2026 season. Madubuike, a key piece of Baltimore's defensive line, signed a four-year extension earlier this offseason.
The restructure converts a portion of Madubuike's base salary into a signing bonus, spreading the cap hit over the remaining years of his deal. The Ravens currently sit among the league leaders in cap space following the adjustment.
