Training Camp Report August 6, 2008

Go behind the scenes and onto the field for the Ravens' journey through three preseason games, joint practices with the Washington Commanders, and much more.

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The defensive tackle thinks it will be hard to run the ball against him and the veteran nose tackle on the offensive line.

The rookie outside linebacker is learning a lot from teammates David Ojabo and Odafe Oweh and hoping to be a dominant special teams member.

In his second practice in team drills, wide receiver Rashod Bateman hauled in a long pass from Lamar Jackson.

Head Coach John Harbaugh discussed the new additions and how they fit in well with the Ravens defense.

The fullback prides himself on his versatility, noting that he is always open to playing wherever he is asked.

The wide receivers coach is impressed with the wide receiver, who participated in 11-on-11s for the first time during training camp.

The assistant wide receivers coach is impressed by the competition in the wide receivers room.

Veteran cornerback Kevon Seymour cuts underneath a pass intended for Tylan Wallace to make a leaping interception.

Lamar Jackson finds his big-bodied target Mark Andrews in the end zone despite tight coverage from Patrick Queen.

OLB Jadeveon Clowney to sign contract with the Baltimore Ravens.

New Ravens Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken says being in the booth allows him to stay calm on gameday.

The offensive coordinator revealed his opinion on trick plays and whether they might make an appearance in the Ravens' offensive scheme this season.

The defensive coordinator spoke about what improvements the outside linebacker has made as he enters Year 3.

With a wide array of talented wide receivers, the special teams coordinator discussed the punt return and what he likes about it.

With Marlon Humphrey undergoing foot surgery, the Ravens are monitoring the free-agency market and could explore trade options.

The Ravens and Commanders had another intense day of practice at the Under Armour Performance Center.

Rookie WR Zay Flowers put another nasty move on a Commanders cornerback during Wednesday's practice.

Zay Flowers got wide open in the back of the end zone for a touchdown in 11-on-11 work against the Commanders.

The veteran wide receiver discussed his first practice against another team in over 900 days and consistently striving for perfection.

Head Coach John Harbaugh isn't concerned about the position in the long term but admits it will be tough without the short term.

The inside linebacker spoke about the reps he's getting against the Commanders and how the competition is preparing him for the regular season.

The veteran guard commented on the growth his teammate has had at center from his rookie year to Year 2.

See some of the action from Tuesday's first joint practice between the Ravens and Commanders.