Jimmy Smith will play against the Cleveland Browns after being questionable with back spasms. Rookie guard Tyre Phillips is active. Trace McSorley and Geno Stone are among Ravens inactives.

Lamar Jackson is converting opposing fans into Ravens supporters. More talk about a potential Antonio Brown signing.

After his MVP season, Lamar Jackson continues his quest for a Super Bowl ring. Robert Griffin III, Trace McSorley and rookie Tyler Huntley give Baltimore a competitive quarterback room.

Rex Ryan says the only thing that can stop Lamar Jackson is himself. Marcus Peters and Marlon Humphrey are among the best in man coverage. Trace McSorley is eager to contribute.

Will the Ravens carry three quarterbacks on the 53-man roster for a third straight season?

Lamar Jackson isn't playing Sunday, meaning Trace McSorley could see his first action of the season. Devlin Hodges will start at quarterback against the Ravens after Mason Rudolph is was placed on IR.

Backup quarterback Trace McSorley chose to be baptized by Team Chaplain Johnny Shelton in a recovery pool.

Second-year wide receiver Jaleel Scott is active for the first time. Kenny Young is active after being inactive Week 5. Defensive tackle Jihad Ward is active and will make his Ravens debut.

The Ravens' candidates to start at left guard are Bradley Bozeman, James Hurst or Patrick Mekari. Rookie Marquise "Hollywood" Brown will play and could reportedly start.

The biggest surprise is Willie Henry. Trace McSorley made the team easily. The offensive and defensive line decisions are noteworthy.

Trace McSorley and Jaleel Scott make the roster. The Ravens keep just five defensive linemen as Willie Henry is cut. Patrick Mekari and Otaro Alaka continue streak of undrafted rookies making roster.

Analysts believe Jaleel Scott has earned a spot. Did Kenneth Dixon and Trace McSorley help their cases for making the roster? The situation at left guard remains unclear. Kaare Vedvik's struggles underscore Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta's savvy. 

Running back Kenneth Dixon put his smooth running style on display. Jaleel Scott puts an exclamation point on his summer. Trace McSorley finishes strong. 

After the fourth preseason game, here's who our John Eisenberg envisions making the team.

On Thursday night in Washington, rookie quarterback Trace McSorley will go against the team he grew up rooting for Thursday night.

There are a lot of related questions when it comes to determining the Ravens' 53-man roster.

Michael Floyd and Tyus Bowser headline Thursday's standouts. Nate Burleson is 'all in' on John Harbaugh and the Ravens. The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec provides a behind-the-scenes look into the Ravens' preseason broadcasts. 

The rookie quarterback notched three touchdowns in the first half, giving the Ravens a 26-0 lead at the break.

'Hollywood' Brown looks like a player who can grow into a big role. The NextGen defense dominated again, led by Tyus Bowser. Trace McSorley looks like a player the Ravens are going to want to develop.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley makes the most of his extended action. WRs Jaleel Scott and Michael Floyd both found the end zone to help themselves.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn't play, but he did offer some sage advice to Jackson. Justice Hill, Patrick Ricard and Chris Moore were among several players who stood out for the Ravens.

Justice Hill's talent is clear. Patrick Ricard makes plays on both sides of the ball. Trace McSorley has an up-and-down night. 

While their performances were not perfect, wide receiver Miles Boykin and quarterback Trace McSorley played through their mistakes to make plays.

Lamar Jackson shows how far he's come throwing the ball. Several rookies put on strong performances. Don't be surprised if General Manager Eric DeCosta gets calls about kicker Kaare Vedvik.

Kenny Young delivers a memorable moment. Miles Boykin had an up-and-down night, but finished strong. Cyrus Jones knows how to make plays in front of his hometown fans.  

Pernell McPhee and L.J. Fort got pass deflections, but Willie Snead IV and Trace McSorley answered with touchdowns.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley says he wants to find a way to get more snaps next year.

Will Ravens play more starters because it's the Steelers? Will Trace McSorley see his first action of the season?

Rookie No. 3 quarterback Trace McSorley could step into Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Mark Ingram and Matthew Judon sent rookies to Safeway to pick up turkeys for them. See what happens next.

Trace McSorley and fellow rookies Miles Boykin, Justice Hill and Patrick Mekari practiced football with children whose parents currently serve or have served in the U.S. Military.

Pass rusher Shane Ray and wide receiver Michael Floyd were among those released by the Ravens on Friday.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said this is the 'starting point' after another undefeated preseason.

Check out the big plays from the Ravens' 20-7 win in the fourth preseason game.

Wide receiver Jaleel Scott turns for a back shoulder 24-yard touchdown from Trace McSorley.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley talks about his emotions as the final preseason game approaches.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley scored three touchdowns in the first half, including against the Eagles' starters.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley said the ending to Monday's joint practice factored into his mentality heading into the preseason game.

Quarterback Trace McSorley notches his third touchdown of the fist half with a perfect throw to big-bodied wide receiver Jaleel Scott.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley dropped a perfect pass to veteran wide receiver Michael Floyd for a 28-yard touchdown to take a 19-0 lead.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley scored a 4-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter in Philadelphia.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley talks about his touchdown and filling in for Robert Griffin III.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley throws a perfect pass to Chris Moore for a 23-yard touchdown in the second quarter.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley hits tight end Cole Herdman to move the chains.

Baltimore opened the preseason with a shutout win over the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium.

Check out rookie wide receiver Miles Boykin making an impressive snag.

A pretty throw and catch at the end of the first half is waived off because of a holding penalty.

Watch Lamar Jackson and Trace McSorley throw some perfect passes against a very tough Jaguars defense.

Second-year wide receiver Jaleel Scott continues to make big plays at Ravens training camp.

Check out some nice throws from Lamar Jackson, rookie Trace McSorley and newcomer Joe Callahan.