CB Jalyn Armour-Davis

It remains to be seen whether Armour-Davis will play after he didn't participate in Thursday's practice for unknown reasons. He's competing for a starting cornerback spot and needs all the game reps he can get after playing just 50 defensive snaps as a rookie.

G Sala Aumavae-Laulu

The rookie sixth-round pick is in the running for the starting left guard job. Coaches are eager to see how he fares in his first career NFL game.

QB Tyler Huntley

Huntley has done well in the competition to be the Ravens' No. 2 quarterback and he could help lock it up with a strong preseason that puts his improvements in throwing mechanics and decision-making on display.

G Ben Cleveland

The competition for the starting left guard spot does not seem to include Cleveland anymore. He's working to secure a 53-man roster spot as a top backup guard with the flexibility to play right tackle if needed. He could get reps at both spots in the preseason.

T Daniel Faalele

The gargantuan blocker continues to develop in hopes that he can be a top backup at tackle this year and prove that he can be a down-the-road starter. He'll likely get the start at right tackle.

WR Zay Flowers

Head Coach John Harbaugh said there's a "possibility" that Flowers plays to get his feet wet in NFL action. It's a balancing act between trying to get the rookie some game reps before Week 1 and protecting a player that's going to be a big part of the offense. It would be exciting to see Flowers suit up, but we'll see.

TE Charlie Kolar

Kolar played basically just one game as a rookie after having sports hernia surgery. Now he's vying to be a key part of the offense as a blocking tight end who can also take teams by surprise in the passing game. Given his limited game action, this is a key preseason for Kolar.

RB Keaton Mitchell

Mitchell has looked fast in Ravens practices, particularly when he gets in open space. When the Ravens had live hitting on Thursday, he took some shots, however. Now the Ravens will want to see how well he runs when defenders aren't holding up at all.

OLB Tavius Robinson

The rookie fourth-round pick has been impressive in practice. Time to see if that translates to the game. If Robinson stands out, he could convince coaches that he's deserving of he deserves a larger gameday role.

S Ar'Darius Washington

The Ravens are banged up in the secondary and Washington has consistently been a player that has looked good in offseason practices. Baltimore needs to identify a slot corner and with Arthur Maulet sidelined by a hamstring injury, the door is open for Washington.