CB Chidobe Awuzie: Awuzie has been around the ball a lot in the first several days of training camp. He had a pass breakup on the first day, and an interception and pass breakup on Day 2. After a strong first season in Baltimore, Awuzie looks poised to repeat.

WR Zay Flowers: Flowers has gotten the ball in every way possible in the first several days, reinforcing belief that the two-time Pro Bowler could take his game to an even higher level this season. Flowers has dominated the Ravens' wide receiver targets.

OLB Mike Green: On the first day of training camp, Green was a nominee for the play of the day, presumably when he chased down Lamar Jackson for a sack. His defensive teammates gave it to someone in the secondary instead. Green's response was, according to Defensive Coordinator Anthony Weaver, "That's alright. I'm going to get it again." Sure enough, he's been one of the most impressive defensive players over the first several days of practice.

OLB Trey Hendrickson: It's tough to say who has pressured the quarterback more between Hendrickson and Green. Hendrickson came up with a first-down sack in a red zone drill Friday, showing his value as a closer. He's been giving left tackle Ronnie Stanley a strong challenge.

TE Matt Hibner: Hibner has caught the most passes of any Ravens tight end through the first week of practice. Most have been for short completions and they haven't all been clean catches, but Hibner is clearly part of the Ravens' offensive plans. He made one nifty one-handed grab on a throw that was a little behind him.

QB Lamar Jackson: Jackson came out on fire in the first two days of camp, showing how far he's come in adjusting to new Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle's scheme. Jackson has been under center far more than previous seasons and it seems to be suiting him well. Safety Kyle Hamilton also said Jackson looks even faster than previous years.

WR Ja'Kobi Lane: Lane has made the most impressive play of training camp thus far with a leaping grab over the middle of the field, which showed off his extraordinary catch radius. He has also caught several passes on crossers and looked like a weapon that could help this season.

OLB Tavius Robinson: Robinson rounds out what was a strong week for the outside linebackers in general. On the first play of training camp, he beat Roger Rosengarten around the edge for a potential sack or definite quarterback hit. Robinson's physicality continues to show up in the run game, but it's his improved pass rush that has stood out most.

WR Devontez Walker: Walker has been a big play merchant thus far. He showed his speed on a long touchdown in which he got a step on Nate Wiggins on a crossing route, then scooted up the sideline past Marlon Humphrey and outraced Malaki Starks to the end zone for an 80-plus-yard touchdown.

CB Nate Wiggins: In Friday's practice, Wiggins broke up a deep ball intended for Rashod Bateman down the sideline and reacted quickly on a third-and-2 throw to Zay Flowers to stop him short in the red zone and force a punt.