Broderick Washington Jr.

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		73	6.0	110	10.5
2025		3	0.0	4	0
2024		15	2.0	21	2.5
2023		16

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Ravens locked up a legitimate steal with Broderick Washington Jr.'s deal, earning an A- CVI that reflects exceptional value for a proven depth piece at just $0.8M annually. While Washington profiles as a rotational defensive tackle rather than a weekly starter, his production tier far exceeds what teams typically get at this price point — most depth linemen at this salary range are replacement-level bodies, not contributors who can meaningfully impact defensive packages. The $10M in guaranteed money suggests Baltimore views this as more than a camp flyer, likely structuring the deal to secure multiple years of cost-controlled production from a player entering his prime developmental window. Washington's ability to provide interior pass rush and run-stuffing versatility gives defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald flexibility in sub-packages without breaking the salary cap bank. This represents exactly the type of shrewd roster-building move that championship contenders execute — finding productive players before the market fully recognizes their value, then locking them into team-friendly deals that create salary cap efficiency for years to come.

Performance Analysis

Broderick Washington Jr. earns an F for the Ravens at defensive tackle, a player who has been a non-factor on one of the league's best defenses. Washington has not generated any pass-rush pressure and has been pushed around in the run game too easily. Baltimore's defensive line is deep, and Washington has been overtaken by younger, more dynamic options. He does not bring enough to any phase of the game to justify consistent snaps. The Ravens expect their defensive linemen to set a standard, and Washington has fallen well below it.