Sixth-round rookie safety DeShon Elliott (Texas) had flashed in practice and preseason games with his physicality and nose for the football.

When will the Ravens’ four remaining draft picks sign their rookie deals? League insider names Lamar Jackson as one of the biggest steals of Round 1. The Cleveland Browns are the most improved team in the division; Pittsburgh Steelers among the most vulnerable division winners.

Philadelphia’s clever contract writing could hurt the Ravens’ chances of getting a third-round comp pick for Ryan Jensen. Baltimore reportedly restructured Tony Jefferson’s contract. Could a late-summer cornerback trade be in the cards? Terrance West visits Philly. Justin Tucker posts video of himself nailing a 70-yard field goal.

Peter King: Joe Flacco has gotten the message. Two pluses for Lamar Jackson over the weekend: accuracy and likability. Rookie camp standouts include Hayden Hurst, Mark Andrews and Jordan Lasley. Four rookies remain unsigned.

The fourth- through seventh-round picks all signed their four-year rookie deals before the end of their first weekend of practices.

It probably goes without saying, but there's a big difference in the way practices look with Lamar Jackson under center compared to Joe Flacco. Fifth-round wide receiver Jordan Lasley impressed. The Ravens' rookie tackles stand out physically.

The Ravens have handed out jersey numbers to every member of the rookie class.

Kai Nacua was released by the Cleveland Browns Monday after playing in 16 games (two starts) last season.

How much can Hayden Hurst contribute immediately? How much improvement will Lamar Jackson make as a pocket passer? Will Orlando Brown Jr. be fast enough for the NFL?

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In his first year as a starter, Elliott was a unanimous first-team All-American and finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, which is presented to the nation's top defensive back.

High School football all-stars announce the Baltimore Ravens selection of Texas safety DeShon Elliott No. 190 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft.

Watch to see a breakdown of Texas safety DeShon Elliott's college highlights.

Watch Texas DB Deshon Elliott work out at the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine.

Watch Texas DB Deshon Elliott work out at the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine.

The Texas product has good size and is a physical defender, who excels around the line of scrimmage.

High School football all-stars announce the Ravens selection of Texas safety DeShon Elliott No. 190 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft.