US EditionBaltimore Ravens Tight End Isaiah Likely Sustains Small Foot Fracture
MARYLAND, JUL 30 – Isaiah Likely sustained a foot fracture during practice and may miss the season start; he achieved career highs last year with 42 catches and six touchdowns, sources said.
- On July 30, 2025, ESPN reported that Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely suffered a small foot fracture at the end of Tuesday's practice, sources told ESPN.
- During Tuesday's practice, Likely likely rolled his ankle, suffering a small foot fracture in a one-on-one drill against safety Sanoussi Kane.
- Recovery projections suggest Likely will undergo surgery this week and face a six-week recovery, with a possible earlier return if rehab goes well, Ian Rapoport reported.
- With Likely sidelined, the Ravens will lean on their tight end group, likely increasing Charlie Kolar's role if the injury persists.
- As opening weekend nears, Likely's foot fracture clouds the start of his final contract year, and the Ravens and Lamar Jackson view his availability as crucial.
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