The Ravens have perfect attendance at their Thursday practice ahead of Sunday's Week 3 game against the New England Patriots.
Lamar Jackson did not wear his arm sleeve and was back to throwing the ball as a full participant after being limited by a right elbow issue Wednesday.
"He had a really good day, really dialed in on what we're working on," Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman said. "Just another positive day for him, another step forward. He's really on a pretty good trajectory right now, so we just have to stay with it."
Cornerback Marlon Humphrey (groin) and wide receiver/returner Devin Duvernay (concussion) returned to the practice field in limited capacity. Humphrey was doing sprints and seemed to be moving well.
In other positive news, left tackle Ronnie Stanley is also practicing on Thursday for the first time since returning two weeks ago. He had been going every other day. The same goes for tight end Nick Boyle, who Head Coach John Harbaugh said has a "good chance" of playing in his first game Sunday.
Veterans Marcus Peters, Calais Campbell and Justin Houston were back on the field after rest days.
Patriots starting safety Kyle Duggar (knee) and leading wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (knee) both didn't practice for the second straight day.
