QB Lamar Jackson: Jackson is always the center of attention and he'll be even moreso with the Ravens installing a new scheme under first-year Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle. Jackson loved his first taste of the offense during spring practices, and his task during training camp will be to become a smooth operator of all the details within it.

WR Rashod Bateman: Bateman, who the Ravens are counting on to have a bounce back season, wasn't on the field much during spring practices. It will be interesting to see if Doyle's offense could unlock a new chapter for Baltimore's No. 2 receiver.

OLB Mike Green: Defensive Coordinator Anthony Weaver believes Green is capable of a double-digit sack season after he built a strong foundation as a rookie. A strong training camp could be a springboard for the second-year pass rusher.

TE Matt Hibner: The Ravens lost pass-catching tight end Isaiah Likely in free agency and are counting on Hibner and/or fellow rookie tight end Josh Cuevas to pick up some of the slack. The Ravens traded up into the fourth round to get Hibner, who they see as an athletic, well-rounded weapon. Training camp will determine how much of a role he may have in the offense.

G Vega Ioane: The first-round rookie plugged into the starting right guard spot without blinking an eye this spring. Now the pads come on, which will allow Ioane to show off his physicality and further establish himself as an immediate difference-maker on the interior of the offensive line.

WR Ja'Kobi Lane: The Ravens need a wide receiver to step up, and Lane has some intriguing qualities as a big-bodied target with a huge wingspan. If Lane stacks consistent practices, he'll be somebody that Baltimore will find a role for.

WR Devontez Walker: Walker is in a similar situation as Lane except he has more experience. Heading into his third season, Walker is eager to show the Ravens coaches that they need to keep him on the field. Walker is a dynamic speedster who could win the No. 3 receiver spot.

ILB Trenton Simpson: While Teddye Buchanan is coming back from a season-ending knee injury, Simpson has a chance to reestablish himself as a starter or a key part of the defense even after Buchanan returns. It's a key fourth season for the versatile linebacker.

C Ethan Pocic: Pocic is the frontrunner to win the starting center job after signing just days before training camp. Still, the veteran needs to show he's healthy and mobile again after tearing his Achilles in December, and he needs to build familiarity with the Ravens' offense, his offensive line teammates, and Jackson.

OLB Zion Young: The Ravens signed Trey Hendrickson and have two other young outside linebackers who will see extensive snaps in Tavius Robinson and Green. For Young to elbow is way into being a significant part of the rotation, he needs to have a strong training camp. Putting on the pads should boost the physical rookie's stock.