Sanoussi Kane

Second-year safety Sanoussi Kane and veteran defensive tackle Josh Tupou have been elevated for Sunday's crucial Ravens-Steelers AFC North showdown.

The Ravens have signed safety Sanoussi Kane to the practice squad after he cleared waivers.

Sanoussi Kane may tighten his grip on the No. 3 safety job. A healthy David Ojabo feels he's blossoming. Cooper Rush wants to look sharp against his former team.

Mike Green's pass rushing and Jaire Alexander's first reps with the Ravens will be watched closely once training camp begins.

First-round pick Malaki Starks joins All-Pro Kyle Hamilton to form a dynamic safety duo.

Two second-year safeties are up for the challenge to fill in for the injured Ar'Darius Washington.

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After shuffling the unit midway through the 2024 campaign, the Ravens are looking to add another safety this offseason.

Ravens rookies Adisa Isaac (hamstring) and Sanoussi Kane (hamstring) returned to practice Friday.

Starting safety Ar'Darius Washington will not travel with the team due to a personal matter, but he is listed as questionable against the Giants.

Ravens OLB Adisa Isaac missed Thursday's practice.

There are 'moving parts' with WR Diontae Johnson. John Harbaugh not in a rush to make offensive line changes. Multiple Ravens lead their position groups in Pro Bowl votes.

Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum and defensive tackle Travis Jones are active. Pass rusher Khalil Mack is active for the Chargers.

Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum and defensive tackle Travis Jones are questionable after being limited in Saturday's practice. Rashod Bateman was a full participant on Saturday.

The Ravens practiced in the snow Friday as they get ready to take on the Chargers.

Veteran wide receiver Nelson Agholor was not at practice Thursday during the portion open to the media.

Linebacker Roquan Smith left Sunday's game with a hamstring injury and did not return.

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Top pick Nate Wiggins will wear No. 2 and second-round pick Roger Rosengarten will wear No. 70.

Nate Wiggins, Roger Rosengarten, T.J. Tampa, Sanoussi Kane and Nick Samac have agreed to contract terms.

The Ravens' starting guard spots are still open. Baltimore is putting its faith in Rashod Bateman. The third safety job is up for grabs.

Every rookie has questions to answer, but the Ravens' 2024 draft class is ready to make the transition to the NFL.