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Ravens Training Camp Schedule Released

Jun 09, 2015 at 03:47 AM

The Ravens' training camp schedule has been finalized.

Baltimore's first day of practice will be on Thursday, July 30.

Players report for physicals, conditioning tests and football school before the first day of practice.

Rookies will arrive on July 22, injured veterans on July 24 and quarterbacks on July 26. The rest of the veterans will check in on July 29, and there will be a team meeting that evening.

The Ravens will host a free stadium practice for fans to attend on Monday, Aug. 3 at M&T Bank Stadium beginning at 7 p.m.

Training camp officially breaks on August 18 when the Ravens travel to Philadelphia for three days of practice before their nationally televised preseason game on August 22.

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