Get your calendar out. The Ravens' training camp schedule has been announced.
The rookies will report on Tuesday, July 15, and veterans will arrive one week later, on July 22.
Baltimore is confirmed for two joint practices, hosting the Indianapolis Colts on Aug. 5 and traveling down I-95 to practice against the Washington Commanders on Aug. 21. Both joint practices are two days before the teams face off in their preseason games.
The Ravens have not played many of their starters in the preseason in recent years, meaning the joint practices will be the best opportunity for starters to get tuned up against another team before Baltimore's regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills on Sept. 7.
The Ravens are one of 26 NFL teams with their first full-team training camp practice on July 22. The Los Angeles Chargers, coached by brother Jim Harbaugh, are the only team that has their rookies arrive earlier (July 12) for training camp than Baltimore's.
Baltimore's best training camp position battles will be at kicker, where rookies Tyler Loop and John Hoyland are competing to be Justin Tucker's replacement, and starting left guard, between Andrew Vorhees and Ben Cleveland.
