S Kyle Hamilton

The 14th-overall pick will likely see a lot of playing time as veterans Marcus Williams and Chuck Clark are on the sideline. Hamilton has been heating up in Ravens training camp practices and got his first interception this week. Now he'll get to unleash his talents and show his big hitting after pulling off many times in practice.

TE Nick Boyle

Boyle said he "needs" to play in the preseason as he continues to knock off the rust from his knee injury in 2020. Boyle feels a lot better than last year, physically, but he's still getting back to the same mauling blocker he was before the injury. These preseason games are going to be as mental as they are physical for the veteran tight end.

OT Ja'Wuan James

James has played just three games since the 2018 season. He sat out one year to COVID, then tore his Achilles last season. James has shifted from right tackle to left tackle to back up Ronnie Stanley, but this will be his first time ever playing the position in an NFL game.

G Ben Cleveland

The giant second-year blocker got off on the wrong foot in training camp by struggling to pass the conditioning test. Now he needs to put his best foot forward in preseason games to show that he can be the starting left guard after finishing last season in that position.

RB Tyler Badie

While the other running backs have all at least played in an NFL game, it will be Badie's first. He's certainly flashed in practice and is right in the mix to earn an offensive role early this season. If that's going to happen, he needs to have a strong preseason.

RB Justice Hill

Hill is coming back from an Achilles tear that cost him the entire 2021 season. He's looked very quick in Ravens practices and the door is open to have a niche in Baltimore's offense, but he's going to have to show that he's ready for game action again.

WR Tylan Wallace

The second-year wide receiver has been kind of quiet in training camp practices. Though his roster spot seems pretty secure, Wallace needs to make a statement this preseason that he can be counted on in games and add a fourth wide receiver to the regular arsenal.

OT Daniel Faalele

The rookie fourth-round pick has had a strong training camp and is now getting some reps at left tackle as well. Now how will the gargantuan blocker handle his first game action?

OLB Daelin Hayes

After being a regular standout in OTAs and minicamp, Hayes hasn't been around the quarterback as much in training camp. With the Achilles injury to Vince Biegel and Tyus Bowser on the mend, Hayes is suddenly in a leading position at SAM linebacker and needs to get charged up for what could be a large role at season's start.

DT Travis Jones

The rookie defensive tackle has drawn rave reviews from teammates in practice and now it's time to see if he transfers that over to the game. Jones is being counted on to help improve Baltimore's defensive line pass rush.

TE Isaiah Likely

Likely has consistently lit it up at Ravens training camp, sparking hope that he can be a big part of the offense this season. Now he'll look to prove it in games, where he won't be going against the same defenders time and time again.

WR Jaylon Moore

Undrafted out of UT Martin in 2020, Moore has spent the past two seasons on the Ravens practice squad and has not been called up for a regular-season game. Moore has been arguably the most consistent performer of the wide receivers looking to grab a fifth 53-man roster spot at the position, and this preseason will be huge for him to show he has a step on the undrafted rookies.

G/T Tyre Phillips

Phillips is in contention for the starting left guard spot and he'll likely see the most extensive snaps of his young NFL career there during this preseason. He's battling veteran Ben Powers for the job.

P Jordan Stout

The rookie punter did well in his M&T Bank Stadium debut, but that was practice. Punting in front of the Ravens crowd, and holding for Justin Tucker, will be the next step in building his confidence as he heads into the regular season.

CB Pepe Williams

Williams and fellow rookie Jalyn Armour-Davis, who missed some practice time recently, are going to get a lot of snaps in the preseason. They've stood out in practices, and now is their time to sharpen their skills against other players and show coaches they can be plugged into the defense when needed.