oldno82 Posted Tuesday at 04:08 AM Posted Tuesday at 04:08 AM At last, it's time for camp with veterans reporting Tuesday. I believe I saw a blurb on TV saying WBAL TV was going to show the practice live but I have not been able to confirm that as of yet. Quote
tsylvester Posted Tuesday at 09:43 AM Posted Tuesday at 09:43 AM I'm not sure that is allowed, but I could be wrong. In any event, hope for a healthy camp Quote
oldno82 Posted Tuesday at 04:07 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 04:07 PM Hmmm...I can't find any source to confirm what I saw pass by as a commercial so you may be right. And, yes, here's to no major injuries! Quote
tsylvester Posted Tuesday at 06:05 PM Posted Tuesday at 06:05 PM Maybe it was that WBal will be broadcasting from there..... Quote
oldno82 Posted Tuesday at 06:41 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 06:41 PM I dunno...I searched for it on ChatGPT and it said there are no plans 'at present' to show the whole practice live. My Verizon tv guide also doesn't show it. I'd say I was hallucinating when I thought I saw it but my wife saw it too. In any case I'm sure they'll show some highlights from it sometime. I'm really hungry to see the new and veteran players and especially the new coaching regime in action. Guess I'll have to wait for the first pre-season game August 15 against the Iggles. Quote
oldno82 Posted Tuesday at 06:55 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 06:55 PM OK here's the deal: I called wbal-tv and they are not showing it but did say that ESPN and the NFL Network are broadcasting 'look-ins' during the 11am to 1pm practice. I imagine that's about all we'll see live. 1 Quote
tsylvester Posted Tuesday at 08:15 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:15 PM Yeah, I'm watching the 3rd season of Quarterback on the netflix, Mayfield, Flacco, Ward and Daniels Quote
tsylvester Posted Wednesday at 05:01 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:01 PM 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. Quote
oldno82 Posted Wednesday at 08:59 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 08:59 PM Gee, after all that has transpired on this subject, this is certainly surprising but welcome news. Now they just have to get him into football shape by week 1. If he is even close to what he was before getting injured, this will further help the defense in its attempt to 'scare other teams'. Quote
tsylvester Posted Thursday at 04:57 PM Posted Thursday at 04:57 PM 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. Quote
oldno82 Posted Thursday at 05:57 PM Author Posted Thursday at 05:57 PM I know Ledford is quite respected throughout the league. We're lucky to have him. And from what i've heard so far, the offensive line has bought into his approach. If any coach can turn around the line, it's him. Quote
tsylvester Posted yesterday at 12:14 AM Posted yesterday at 12:14 AM 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. Quote
tsylvester Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago On 7/28/2026 at 12:08 AM, oldno82 said: At last, it's time for camp with veterans reporting Tuesday. I believe I saw a blurb on TV saying WBAL TV was going to show the practice live but I have not been able to confirm that as of yet. 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. Quote
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