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It's a good move on many fronts, perhaps no more important than the message it sends to the rookies. Take care of your self on & off the field, work hard, it will result in production in the field, which then will see you rewarded.

Per NFL dot com The Baltimore Ravens are signing wide receiver Zay Flowers to a four-year, $140 million contract extension that includes $108 million guaranteed, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Tuesday. The Ravens later officially announced Flowers had agreed to a multiyear contract extension.

Well, we know that he is not great at down field passing outside the numbers, so since he is working on it, a big part of the Doyle's offense, it is expected that today, his completion % is low. It's nice to hear Lane is standing out, I wonder if Tez is taking a step down. But then, with these reports, they don't have the space to list how everyone did, just the players they think the fans want to hear about. I remember doing camp reports many many moons ago, people thought I was nuts with what I was reporting, which often times was contrary to what the local sports writers were reporting. Then I started shooting video and taking photos to go along with my reports and our fellow fans saw that I was actually being very accurate and the local paid sports reporters, were wrong most of the time. But that was a life time ago

Back to camp news, today's info co Espn On Monday, Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell practiced for the first time since his personal tragedy this offseason. Last month, Campbell's brother was charged with murder after police found their 71-year-old mother dead at home in Atlanta during a welfare check. Campbell's family told police that his brother struggled with mental illness. 'We're excited to work him in, start to ramp him into getting ready," Ravens coach Jesse Minter said. "That'll be at a pace that's good for him." Campbell was not made available to reporters after practice. Last month, the Campbell family issued a statement asking for privacy while they deal with "overwhelming grief." Campbell's participation on Monday was limited to individual drills. The Ravens excused him from practicing for the first week of training camp. Campbell, 39, is entering his 19th NFL season after signing a one-year, $5.5 million contract with Baltimore in April. "He's a force multiplier of just how he operates and the wisdom that he brings," Minter said. "On top of, he's still a really high caliber player for his position." Other observations: In the first padded practice of camp, first-round pick Olaivavega Ioane was looking to make a block downfield and he accidentally collided with running back Derrick Henry, which caused both of them to go to the ground. "Welcome to the league, huh," said Ioane, the Ravens' starting right guard. "Now I know to stay out of his way." Offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford said it's going to take all of training camp for the Ravens to make a decision at starting center. Danny Pinter, Ethan Pocic and Jovaughn Gwyn are competing for that spot. "We want to make sure that we're diligent in giving everybody the opportunity that's here," Ledford said, "and just make sure we get the right guy that we want in there with that first group." Pro Bowl defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike is sporting a new neck roll at practice. Madubuike, who is looking to come back from neck surgery, has suited up but has not participated in individual or team drills. Asked about the neck roll, Minter said, "Whatever makes the players feel their best and play with the most confidence -- it definitely looks like a little bit of a throwback." In one-on-one drills against cornerbacks, rookie third-round pick Ja'Kobi Lane flashed again, beating Chidobe Awuzie and catching a deep pass on a fly route. Lane is off to a fast start to the second week of training camp after a strong first week. He is competing for Baltimore's No. 3 wide receiver spot. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense had their most out of sync practice of camp. Jackson finished 6-of-14 passing (42.8%) after failing to complete his first five passes. He was trying to push the ball downfield more, so there wasn't as many high-percentage throws. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49434567/baltimore-ravens-training-camp-2026-intel-updates

Cool note, remember Jason Brown? Ravens 4th round pick at guard for a few seasons, good guy, good player. He bought a farm after he retired, now grows veggies and stuff for the homeless shelters and other under privileged.

Yep, cant wait, been a while since I was this excited for the season to start

Here is a live stream from Saturday's practice, and hour or so long https://www.youtube.com/live/9JMerj-oIFE?is=qBAahJWbKF7UVW3W

Ah, another ap, I don't use them, too old I guess. So many injuries on other teams already, Panthers lost 2 of their players, hope that injury bug stays far away..mm

I looked for it on both bal channels, but saw nothing, so not sure what they were advertising

Another one

Oh for the days when we could video all day long

Day 3

Day 1 high lights

This one a bit longer

A quick one

Okay, this is what WBAL was saying for today, see it live today, from 11 am to 1 pm On local wbal tv, not, I'm guessing, on cable wbal.

Disk left-F leap-3 jet,T pile- winter on one. Yeah, nice play call, it still says go the fire hydrant and break out if he plays you inside, break in if he plays outside. Everyone else go deep.

https://ravenswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/ravens/2026/07/30/ravens-ronnie-stanley-dwayne-ledford-offensive-line-coach/91080721007/ One thing became painfully obvious in 2025, and it was noticeable relatively early. The Baltimore Ravens' offensive line was a weak link in a strong chain. Had there been better options at midseason, Baltimore would have explored them, but alas, a retool would have to wait until the offseason rolled around this past March. The biggest news involved a subtraction. Tyler Linderbaum joined the Las Vegas Raiders. There were additions: John Simpson, Danny Pinter, Jovaughn Gwyn, Hakeem Adeniji. Vega Ioane and Evan Beernsten were drafted. Diego Pounds and Nick Dawkins were undrafted rookies who were added to the linebacker room after the selection meeting as undrafted rookie free agents. The retool has been discussed often. Their leader... Sure, we know who he is, but we frankly haven't mentioned him enough. Ravens camp will remedy that. As a matter of fact, it seems it already has. Dwayne Ledford wins over Ronnie Stanley. Dwayne Ledford joined Baltimore as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator in January as part of Jesse Minter's new staff. His coaching resume spans two decades. One of his best players, Ronnie Stanley, was asked about him. The praise was glowing as Stanley wasn't stingy in his admiration. Ledford wants his teams to "play fast". He probably won't have any issues here. Not only that. Protecting Lamar Jackson is job number one. There's another statement that probably won't surprise anyone. Stanley's endorsement carries weight because it touched on more than just scheme or technique. Great offensive line coaches establish an identity. They know what is needed to connect with players, and that appears to be exactly what Ledford is doing. Creating running lanes for Derrick Henry isn't a revolutionary idea, but consistent execution is what separates good offensive lines from championship-caliber ones. Baltimore invested heavily in rebuilding its front five this offseason. Now, it's Ledford's job to mold those new pieces into a cohesive unit. If Stanley's early impressions are any indication, the Ravens believe they've found the right coach to lead that transformation. Baltimore's new O-line coach may wind up being one of the offseason's most important additions.

Per NBC The stay was a short one as the Ravens announced that Madubuike has been activated on Wednesday. That clears him to start practicing with the team and clears a path for him to return to his spot on the defensive line in Baltimore.

Yeah, I'm watching the 3rd season of Quarterback on the netflix, Mayfield, Flacco, Ward and Daniels

Maybe it was that WBal will be broadcasting from there.....

I'm not sure that is allowed, but I could be wrong. In any event, hope for a healthy camp

The Ravens have placed six players on the active physically unable to perform list ahead of Wednesday's opening training camp practice, but there's reportedly good news about star defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike. Madubuike, Travis Jones and John Jenkins; inside linebacker Teddye Buchanan, outside linebacker Adisa Isaac, and cornerback Bilhal Kone have been placed on active PUP, per the NFL's transaction report. They can be activated off the PUP list at any point. However, The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec reports that Madubuike has been cleared by independent doctors to return to the field and "could practice as early as next week." https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/nnamdi-madubuike-travis-jones-teddye-buchanan-john-jenkins-pup-list-training-camp

When did he tear his knee up, December, right? No way he can start week one, can he? I mean October would be a huge surprise, let alone first week of September

Mahomes had his acl & mcl torn, yet he is already fully cleared for camp? What kind if voo-doo did he do?