2024 Receiving Stats
REC
9
YDS
131
TD
1
AVG
14.6
TAR
11
Rest-of-Season Projections
2024 Fantasy Outlook
Mark Andrews' injury in November raised the question as to who was up next in the Ravens' tight end room. The answer was emphatically Isaiah Likely. Kolar still had a role, though, averaging 24.2 snaps per game from Week 12 through Week 18. Kolar was worthy of a fourth-round pick in 2022 and his collegiate numbers point to him as a credible pass catcher. The issue is less that Andrews is back in the fold as the starter, but rather that Likely has broken out and will command a sizable role. Three tight ends being involved in an offense is simply not the way things work in the modern NFL, so Kolar would need some injuries ahead of him in order to see regular snaps. Read Past Outlooks
Good to go Saturday
Kolar (forearm) is active for Saturday's game against Cleveland.
ANALYSIS
If he gets into the game, as expected, Kolar will see his first action since he broke his forearm Week 12 against the Chargers. Prior to the injury, the third-year pro had been working as a special teams stalwart while also serving as Baltimore's third tight end behind Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely.
If he gets into the game, as expected, Kolar will see his first action since he broke his forearm Week 12 against the Chargers. Prior to the injury, the third-year pro had been working as a special teams stalwart while also serving as Baltimore's third tight end behind Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely.
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Fantasy/Red Zone Stats
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Advanced NFL Stats
How do Charlie Kolar's 2024 advanced stats compare to other tight ends?
This section compares his advanced stats with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. The longer the bar, the better it is for the player.
Air Yards Per Game
5.4Air Yards Per Snap
0.29% Team Air Yards
1.7%% Team Targets
2.6%Avg Depth of Target
5.8 YdsCatch Rate
81.8%Drop Rate
0.0%Avg Yds After Catch
8.4% Targeted On Route
28.2%Avg Yds Per Route Run
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How often does Charlie Kolar run a route when on the field for a pass play?
This data will let you see how Charlie Kolar and the other tight ends for the Ravens are being used. Some tight ends may have a lot of snaps, but they're not that useful for fantasy purposes because they're not actually running routes. This data will help you see when this is the case.
Charlie Kolar
39 routes 11 targets
334 routes 69 targets
280 routes 58 targets
Receiving Alignment Breakdown
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Overall QB Rating Against
79.5
Cornerbacks
81.8
Safeties
76.0
Linebackers
77.5
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2024 Charlie Kolar Split Stats
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Measurables Review
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How do Charlie Kolar's measurables compare to other tight ends?
This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.
Height
6' 6"Weight
267 lbsHand Length
10.00 inArm Length
34.50 in
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
2023
2022
The second-year tight end is looking to make his mark after being sidelined for much of his rookie year. Kolar did flash in his one game with significant snaps by catching four of six targets for 49 yards in the playoff loss to the Bengals. Kolar does face some challenges for 2023, though as the new offense may steer towards more three-receiver sets and fewer multiple-tight end looks that were staple under Greg Roman. Beyond that, it's a tough depth chart to climb with Mark Andrews entrenched as the engine of the passing game and fellow second-year man Isaiah Likely, who had a strong rookie campaign. Kolar's size (6-foot-6, 250 pounds) could help get him on the field as a blocker, but he will need to show some significant improvement to carve out a role in the passing game.
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Activated from injured reserve
The Ravens activated Kolar (forearm) from injured reserve Friday.
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Questionable for Week 18
Kolar (forearm) is listed as questionable for Saturday's game against Cleveland.
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Not limited in return to practice
Kolar (forearm) was a full participant in practice Tuesday.
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Hopeful to return for Week 18
The Ravens are hopeful that Kolar (forearm) will be activated off injured reserve ahead of Saturday's regular-season finale against the Browns, Jonas Shaffer of TheBaltimoreBanner.com reports.
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Designated to return
Kolar (forearm) was designated to return from injured reserve Monday.
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May have important rookie role
Kolar, who the Ravens drafted in the fourth round in April, could have an important pass-catching role during his rookie season, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.
ANALYSIS
The Iowa State product was highly impressive as a receiver over his final three college seasons, racking up 157 receptions for 2,044 yards and 20 touchdowns across 36 games. Zrebiec points out Kolar could have an important role right from the start of his NFL career despite the presence of All-Pro Mark Andrews at the top of the depth chart. The Ravens opted not to replace Marquise Brown with another top-flight receiver following his trade, and the team instead seems to want to recreate the type of deep tight end room that helped propel Lamar Jackson to career-best success in 2019.
The Iowa State product was highly impressive as a receiver over his final three college seasons, racking up 157 receptions for 2,044 yards and 20 touchdowns across 36 games. Zrebiec points out Kolar could have an important role right from the start of his NFL career despite the presence of All-Pro Mark Andrews at the top of the depth chart. The Ravens opted not to replace Marquise Brown with another top-flight receiver following his trade, and the team instead seems to want to recreate the type of deep tight end room that helped propel Lamar Jackson to career-best success in 2019.