J.K. Dobbins is expected to return from a knee injury and retake the starting job. However, the competition behind him is wide open.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson threw his first interception after six training camp practices. However, it was a stellar play by veteran safety Tony Jefferson that was the difference.

Ravens rookie Kyle Hamilton took criticism over the weekend after getting beaten by free agent. However, the safety bounced back with an impressive practice.

Ravens OLB Odafe Oweh is fully healthy and is looking dominant at training camp.

Ben Powers has taken the lead to win the starting job at left guard for the Ravens.  However, Tyre Phillips appears to be thriving at training camp and it looks like he will battle Powers for that top spot on the depth chart.

The Ravens practiced in full pads in the second week of training camp and there were some aggressive one-one-battles. Here the breakdown and winners.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has compared rookie tight end Isaiah Likely to "a baby Mark Andrews." Likely will take that as a compliment.

The NFL handed down a six-game suspension for Cleveland quarterback Deshaun Watson. That means Watson will make his Browns debut in Week 7 against the Ravens on Oct. 23rd at M&T Bank Stadium.

The Ravens put on the pads for the second week. of training camp. Here are the top performers and players who need to pick up their game after the first week.

Jordan Stout is meeting every expectation for the Ravens. The rookie punter from Penn State had big shoes to fill succeeding Sam Koch but he's done a solid job.

Ravens Training Camp Notebook: Devin Duvernay gets tangled with Chuck Clark ... Rashod Bateman and Lamar Jackson flash chemistry.

The Ravens added playmakers in the secondary via free agency and the draft. It's up to defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald to make sure all of the new pieces are cohesive.

Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman might look outside the playbook to attack teams. That's how well quarterback Lamar Jackson is performing in the early days of training camp.

Lamar Jackson was under almost constant pressure behind the Ravens' offensive line last season. Baltimore general manager Eric DeCosta tried to rectify the situation this year.

Some of the Ravens players look sort of silly wearing the mandated Guardian Cap helmets in practice. However, they are embracing the science behind it even if they are a bit uncomfortable.