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Lardarius Webb is the Ravens’ top cornerback. But he’s also a dangerous punt returner, and the Ravens don’t plan on taking that job away from him right now. View the full article

Ravens cornerback injured leg during special-teams portion of Saturday's session, but injury not considered seriousCornerback Jimmy Smith appeared to injure his leg during Saturday's practice and did not participate in the remainder of the session. Smith battled leg cramps Friday, but the injury is not expected to be serious. View the full article

The fifth-year quarterback is developing a better rapport with his returning starters. View the full article

Includes Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Jerry Rosburg, Offensive Coordinator Cam Cameron, Defensive Coordinator Dean Pees. View the full article

Not having last year's starting left tackle has opened the door for more reps for others, according to offensive coordinatorBryant McKinnie’s continued absence due to personal reasons may have forced the Ravens offense to shift Michael Oher from right to left tackle and rotate rookies Kelechi Osemele and Jack Cornell and Cord Howard at right tackle, but offensive coordinator Cam Cameron said he’s not worried about not having McKinnie in camp. View the full article

Following Sunday's off day (no practice or media availability tomorrow), the Ravens will hold a 2:30 p.m. practice on Monday (7/30), which is scheduled to end at approximately 5:10 p.m. After the session, head coach John Harbaugh, wide receivers coach Jim Hostler and WR Anquan Boldin will speak at the podium. View the full article

By keeping Ayanbadejo, adding Graham and Considine, team shows commitment to fortify unit that allowed three return touchdowns in 2011It didn't take Brendon Ayanbadejo long to conjure a one-word adjective for the play of the Ravens special teams in 2011. "Mediocre," the special teams ace and inside linebacker said last month. View the full article

CUNDIFF BLINKS: It took a full week of practices, but one of the kickers finally missed a field goal. After making his first 18 field-goal attempts in training camp -- including a 51-yarder and a 55-yarder on Saturday -- veteran Billy Cundiff missed wide left from 48 yards at the end of the practice. Rookie Justin Tucker connected on all seven of his attempts -- including ones from 51 and 54 yards -- to improve to a perfect 20-for-20 in training camp. Both have been impressive. View the full article

Nose tackle has sat two of the last three seasons due to injuries, but is trying to take advantage of opportunity with RavensNot too long ago, Ma’ake Kemoeatu had a knack for swallowing up opposing blockers and running backs with remarkable efficiency. But then the nose tackle was beset by injuries, sitting out two of the last three seasons. View the full article

Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb returned to practice Saturday afternoon after being excused from Friday's training camp workout to take care of a personal matter. That was the only change in participation from Friday's practice. View the full article

Sergio Kindle might as well have been playing offense he was in the backfield so much. View the full article

Rookie wide receiver hoping to take advantage of opportunity to dazzle coaching staffAs if there weren’t enough obstacles facing an undrafted rookie in the NFL, wide receiver Deonte Thompson knows his every move is being observed by Ravens coaches. View the full article

When the Ravens drafted wide receiver Tommy Streeter in the sixth round, they knew he would be a project. View the full article

After one rookie camp, Organized Team Activities, minicamp and one training camp practice, Head Coach John Harbaugh was ready to make a bold statement. View the full article

Includes Head Coach John Harbaugh, Offensive Line Coach Andy Moeller, T Michael Oher View the full article

Both Billy Cundiff and Justin Tucker are 13-of-13 on field goals in first two days of training campTraining camp is just two days old, but thus far, the kicking competition between eight-year veteran Billy Cundiff and undrafted rookie Justin Tucker has gotten off to an unblemished start. View the full article

Ravens rookie admits he failed first attempt, but denies missing any practicesOn Tuesday, several media outlets, including The Sun, reported that Ravens rookie Courtney Upshaw had failed his conditioning test, missed Monday’s practice, and had been placed on the non-football injury list to begin training camp. View the full article

OFFENSE EXECUTES: The first offense fared well in full-team and two-minute exercises against the defense. In the two-minute drill, quarterback Joe Flacco hit tight end Ed Dickson for a 30-yard touchdown that capped a seven-play drive that left more than 15 seconds on the clock. In the full-team exercise, the offense finished one possession with a Billy Cundiff 24-yard field goal and another with a Flacco-to-Dennis Pitta 9-yard touchdown . View the full article

Lardarius Webb had excused absence, Haloti Ngata still recovering, offense shreds defense. View the full article

Bryant McKinnie’s chiropractor called the team. Michael Oher talked with McKinnie. View the full article

McKinnie is being fined $30,000 per missed day by the RavensBryant McKinnie's absence from training camp extended through the second day and Ravens coach John Harbaugh acknowledged that McKinnie is being fined as per CBA rules. Harbaugh also said the team has heard from the troubled left tackle's chiropractor but not him. View the full article

Bernard Pierce, Anthony Allen and Damien Berry could end up sharing the workload. View the full article

Still no sign of McKinnie, Ngata at second full-team practiceRavens rookie guard/tackle Kelechi Osemele was taken off the physically unable to perform list and returned to practice today, but cornerback Lardarius Webb was not among the participants. View the full article

With Terrell Suggs likely sidelined for all of 2012, the Ravens will turn to rookie Courtney Upshaw to fill the pass rushing void left by the 2011 NFL Defensive Player of the Year. View the full article

Ravens coach John Harbaugh named Michael Oher as his starting left offensive tackle Thursday as if Oher solved the problems created by Bryant McKinnie, a no-show on the opening day of training camp. But even with Oher in the lineup, it just creates another question about the offensive line. View the full article