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Doss, C.Brown also return to actionSecond-year offensive tackle Jah Reid , a potential key reserve along the offensive line, is practicing today for the first time during training camp.
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Head Coach John Harbaugh has preached it since he took over. The starters are going to be the best players. It doesn’t matter if you’re a top pick or an undrafted rookie free agent. Harbaugh raised that philosophy again in training camp when discussing the competition at outside linebacker opposite Paul Kruger. The starting job is not automatically Courtney Upshaw’s.
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In a concerted effort to increase the tempo and catch defenses off guard, the Ravens have significantly increased their use of the no-huddle offense.
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In an concerted effort to increase the tempo and catch defenses off guard, the Ravens have significantly increased their use of the no-huddle offense.
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Despite presence of left tackle Bryant McKinnie, rookie is still lining up at right tackle with startersWhen left tackle Bryant McKinnie reported to Ravens training camp five days late, many figured that 11-year veteran would need some time to get back in shape, but would soon regain his spot on the first offense.
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Sunday's practice in Annapolis targets an area usually split between fans of Ravens and Washington RedskinsThe Ravens ’ decision to practice at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis on Sunday could be traced to a pair of reasons. It was an olive branch to fans displeased that the organization would not be returning to McDaniel College in Westminster for training camp and it was a chance to bring the team to Anne Arundel County, which is practically the backyard of owner Steve Bisciotti .
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The safety explained why he decided at the last minute to play in the preseason opener.
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Defensive end abiding by medical staff's cautious approach before re-joining Pernell McPhee in battle to replace Cory Redding as starterWhen Cory Redding left the Ravens to join former defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano with the Indianapolis Colts, conventional wisdom suggested that Pernell McPhee and Arthur Jones would be competing for the right to be the starting defensive end.
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Slammed to the ground by massive nose guard Terrence Cody on Sunday, Bernard Pierce refused to accept that the play was over.
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The safety explained why he decided at the last minute to play in the preseason opener.
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Ravens offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie continues to try to play his way into shape after reporting five days late to training camp at a weight of roughly 360 pounds, well above his stated target of 345.
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Here’s one training camp battle that wasn’t too hot at the start: Nose tackle Terrence Cody vs. veteran Ma’ake Kemoeatu. But after another strong practice at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Sunday – in which Kemoeatu rotated in with the first-team defense – it appears closer than expected.
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An announced crowd of 20,335 attended the open training camp practice at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. That was 11 more fans in attendance than last Saturday night’s practice at M&T Bank Stadium. Afterward, Ravens coach John Harbaugh called holding an open practice in Annapolis a "grand slam."
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The Baltimore Ravens will practice at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 13, with interviews taking place at approximately 5:10 p.m. Head coach John Harbaugh, defensive line coach Clarence Brooks and DT Haloti Ngata will speak at the podium.
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Expected to miss the rest of the preseason due to sprained right shoulder, tight end is itching to return sooner rather than laterA lot of NFL players view training camp and the preseason as a necessary evil and welcome the beginning of the regular season. But Ravens tight end Ed Dickson – who is expected to miss the remainder of the preseason after spraining his right shoulder Thursday night – is not happy about joining Dennis Pitta (broken bone in right hand) as an observer until the regular-season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept. 10.
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Smith, Logan Payne and Patrick Williams participate in Sunday's session, but a pair of cornerbacks in Chykie Brown and Asa Jackson do notThe Ravens’ depth at wide receiver got a little boost Sunday with the return of three wide-outs, including starter Torrey Smith.
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Rookie running back Bernard Pierce returned to practice Saturday for the first time since July 30. He missed eight full practices and the Ravens’ first preseason game in Atlanta. But Pierce and Head Coach John Harbaugh say the third-round pick isn’t battling from behind in the competition for the No. 2 running back job.
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Since he arrived in Baltimore, Deonte Thompson has created a buzz. The undrafted rookie wide receiver earned a spot on the roster during an open trying at rookie minicamp in May and he was then a standout at Organized Team Activities and full minicamp. Thompson’s impressive performance has continued into training camp and he had a big night in Thursday’s preseason win over the Atlanta Falcons.
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Undrafted rookie intent on putting one-interception, two-fumble recovery outing vs. Falcons behind himFew people could blame Omar Brown for feeling enormously better about his future in the NFL after the Ravens rookie free safety had an interception, two fumble recoveries and two tackles in Thursday night’s 31-17 preseason victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
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It was an inauspicious start to the preseason for the Ravens on Thursday night against the Atlanta Falcons.
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The Ravens are holding a free and open practice Sunday in Annapolis. The practice at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium begins at 5 p.m., and will be the final open training camp practice for all fans – not just the lucky ones selected in an online lottery to attend one of the practices at Stevenson University or the Under Armour Performance Center.
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No Ravens player arrived at training camp under more scrutiny than veteran offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie.
Ravens Insider: McKinnie runs with first-team offense, Williams sidelined, Reid returns
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Starting offensive guard Bobbie Williams has a swollen right ankle, and was granted a few days off by the coaching staff.
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