Ravens Players Reflect on Early Days in Football

BALTIMORE, Md. — Players from the Baltimore Ravens recently shared their experiences as they transitioned into the challenging world of football. Many of the athletes, now comfortable donning their shoulder pads, recall their initial days on the field.

Ravens holder Jordan Stout offered insights on kicker Tyler Loop, saying, “I’ve been around a lot of people. I think he has the biggest leg I’ve ever seen.” This statement highlights Loop’s impressive kicking prowess as he stands out among teammates.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Devontez Walker has been receiving attention for his performance at training camp. As his stock continues to rise, fans are curious to see who else might be exceeding expectations during this crucial period.

On another note, backup quarterback Cooper Rush reportedly had his best day of practice last Saturday. In contrast, starter Lamar Jackson struggled, describing his performance as “off.” The competition among quarterbacks remains fierce as the Ravens prepare for the upcoming season.

Last Sunday, the Ravens held a practice session in front of 26,052 fans at M&T Bank Stadium. The energy was palpable as the team gears up for their preseason opener against the Indianapolis Colts this Thursday night.