Saturday's Practice

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On the first play of 11-on-11 drills with the pads, veteran outside linebacker Terrell Suggstossed aside tight end Nick Boyle to make what would have been a tackle for loss. Suggs just simply starting cackling.

Second-year inside linebacker Kamalei Correa has gotten off to a strong start. He had an interception in each of the first two days of practice, and showed his run-stopping aptitude Saturday when he exploded through a gap for what would have been a tackle in the backfield.

Wide receiver Breshad Perriman made a couple of very impressive catches. The first was a bit lucky as cornerback Jimmy Smith stepped in front to break up a pass, but Perriman stuck with it and hauled in the deflection. The other was an impressive snag on the sideline that Perriman plucked off his shoelaces as he went to the turf..Second-year outside linebacker Matthew Judon continues to be all over the field. He's trimmed down some since minicamp and it shows. He's quick and still physical.

Veteran safety Eric Weddle came over the top to pick off quarterback Ryan Mallett in the end zone. It was a really nice play. Weddle also had a pick earlier in practice. Rookie safety Chuck Clark also had an impressive pick near the end of practice....http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/News-and-Notes-729-Pads-Come-On-Trench-Battles-Get-Good/e03da2b1-e2d4-4f7b-9da3-bfb49af56a00

 

 

Yes...Mallett continues to feed the young lions. He's being eaten alive. He's going to need so much mental and emotional therapy...it's not funny. They may not ever be able to get that "far away look" off his face. The thousand yard stare. Hello! Is anybody in there?