Returning Players
Kenny Bell (6-foot-1, 197 pounds, second season)
Michael Campanaro (5-9, 191, fourth season)
Chris Matthews (6-5, 228, third season)
Vince Mayle (6-2, 228, second season)
Chris Moore (6-1, 200, second season)
Breshad Perriman (6-2, 215, third season)
Keenan Reynolds (5-10, 190, first season)
Mike Wallace (6-0, 205, ninth season)
Free-Agent Signings
Jeremy Maclin (6-0, 198, ninth season)
Rookies
Quincy Adeboyejo (6-3, 197, Mississippi)
Aaron Bailey (6-1, 233, Northern Iowa)
C.J. Board (6-0, 181, Tennessee-Chattanooga)
Tim Patrick (6-4, 208, Utah)
Tim White (5-10, 175, Arizona State)
Projected Starters
It doesn't really matter who starts because the trio of Wallace, Maclin and Perriman will all get a lot of action. It's anyone's guess who will see the most targets among them. All can be used outside, but Maclin may be best-suited for working in the slot because of his strong route-running ability. He took more than 40 percent of his snaps lined up inside last year for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Wallace led the Ravens in receiving yards (1,017) in a resurgent 2016 season. Perriman has looked primed for a breakout after a strong summer. Maclin is looking to rebound into his 1,000-yard form after an injury-plagued final season in Kansas City.
Key Role Players
The Ravens want to see Moore take the next step in his development. The fourth-round pick out of Cincinnati caught seven passes for 46 yards last season, but he'll likely get more chances this year. Moore brought big-play potential from college. If healthy, Campanaro would also add a different wrinkle as he always has with the ball in his hands. Reynolds is another slot/returner option.
Most Anticipated Battle
With the top four spots pretty much locked up, the competition is for the fifth and sixth spots on the roster. Campanaro would be a leader in that challenge, but another injury cost him much of this summer's practices. Matthews has been impressive and Reynolds has improved. Bell got some extended time with the first-team offense in practice while Mayle is shifting more to tight end. The undrafted rookies are also talented, and some (especially White) bring return ability.
Let's take a look at all the players on the roster as the Ravens head into training camp.
WR Quincy Adeboyejo
RB Javorius Allen
P Kenny Allen
LB Randy Allen
WR Aaron Bailey (Injured Reserve)
WR Kenny Bell
OLB Brennen Beyer
WR C.J. Board
OLB Tyus Bowser
CB Brandon Boykin
TE Nick Boyle
ILB Bam Bradley
G Jarell Broxton
WR/RS Michael Campanaro (Active/Physically Unable to Perform)
CB Maurice Canady
CB Brandon Carr
S Chuck Clark
LB Kamalei Correa
LS Morgan Cox
CB Robertson Daniel
DT Carl Davis
RB Kenneth Dixon
G/T Jermaine Eluemunor
QB Joe Flacco
DB Otha Foster
TE Crockett Gillmore
CB Jaylen Hill
DT Willie Henry
CB Marlon Humphrey
T James Hurst
S Tony Jefferson
G/C Ryan Jensen
T Roubbens Joseph
OLB Matthew Judon
DE Bronson Kaufusi
P Sam Koch
C Brandon Kublanow
DB/LB Anthony Levine Sr.
G/T Alex Lewis
LB Boseko Lokombo
ILB Lamar Louis
WR Jeremy Maclin
TE Ryan Malleck
QB Ryan Mallett
WR Chris Matthews
WR Vince Mayle
LB Albert McClellan
RB Taquan Mizzell
WR Chris Moore
ILB C.J. Mosley
T Stephane Nembot
ILB Patrick Onwuasor
FB Ricky Ortiz
WR Tim Patrick
ILB Donald Payne
WR Breshad Perriman
DT Michael Pierce
CB Reggie Porter
CB Sheldon Price
G Jarrod Pughsley
WR/RS Keenan Reynolds
DE Patrick Ricard (Active/Physically Unable to Perform)
CB Al Hajj Shabazz
G Maurquice Shakir
G Nico Siragusa
C Matt Skura
CB Jimmy Smith
OLB Za'Darius Smith
T Ronnie Stanley
OLB Terrell Suggs
RB Lorenzo Taliaferro
K Justin Tucker
DE Brent Urban
G/C John Urschel
QB Dustin Vaughan
WR Mike Wallace
TE Darren Waller (Reserve/Suspended By Commissioner)
TE Benjamin Watson
DB Lardarius Webb
S Eric Weddle
G/T De'Ondre Wesley
RB Terrance West
WR Griff Whalen
WR Tim White
DT Brandon Williams
TE Maxx Williams
OLB Tim Williams
RB Danny Woodhead
DE Chris Wormley
G/T Marshal Yanda
CB Tavon Young (Active/Physically Unable to Perform)
