Baltimore Ravens

Jackson didn’t have a lot of big completions at Tuesday’s Ravens practice. But he didn’t have a lot of incompletions, either.

After a below-average 2023, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are going back to work on their deep passing this training camp.

During training camp, Hamm had some standout reps. He could be designated to return during the cut-down process.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is starting to look — and sound — more like his old self again.

Jackson said he was eager to return, but he was forced to slow down.

John Harbaugh got a good look at the Ravens last week. Here’s a rundown of who performed well — and who left room for improvement.

The Ravens got their most important player back Saturday. Then their offense got its groove back, too.

Jackson fell ill last Saturday and missed the Ravens’ first three practices, appearing for only about an hour over the first five days of camp.

John Harbaugh said the Ravens would “love” to have their offensive line figured out by their preseason opener, but is that likely?

Jackson attempted to return Wednesday but left after a short time on the field.

“It was a good day,” defensive coordinator Zach Orr said after the Ravens finished with at least six interceptions.

After missing the first three practices of training camp, Jackson returned to practice Wednesday, the team’s final session before Thursday’s fully padded practice.

Paul Mancano and Jonas Shaffer parse Harbaugh's comments and react to the first few days of Ravens training camp.

While Wiggins hasn’t officially adopted the moniker yet, he considers it a big compliment for a three-time Pro Bowl cornerback like Marlon Humphrey to take note of his performance.

"We can never have somebody that’s on the field that’s a liability,” Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton said Tuesday.

During Monday’s practice, Jackson intercepted a pass from undrafted rookie quarterback Emory Jones, which he likely would have returned for a touchdown in a regular game.

The Ravens finished with at least three interceptions Monday, and they came from every level of their depth chart.

Jackson, who fell ill Saturday and was sent home from the team facility Sunday, will return “when he feels better, when he’s not sick anymore,” coach John Harbaugh said.

The Ravens have six-plus weeks to get their passing game right before their season opener against the Chiefs.

Entering his seventh season in Baltimore, Jackson is a two-time MVP and three-time Pro Bowler.