The Baltimore Ravens wrapped up their 2023 mandatory minicamp on Thursday, with it being a general success. Players and coaches alike got time to get familiar with each other on and off of the field, a key early step for any team in competing for a Super Bowl Championship.
With any NFL franchise, there will always be injuries, even early on in the offseason process as players continue to recover from old ailments or suffer new ones. Head coach John Harbaugh gave updates on multiple key players, including running back J.K. Dobbins, fullback Patrick Ricard, outside linebacker Tyus Bowser and cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis.
“I don’t have any issue with J.K. [Dobbins]. He should be ready. Tyus [Bowser] should be ready. [Patrick] Ricard won’t be ready to start. He’ll be on PUP [physically unable to perform list] to start, but he should be ready shortly thereafter. He said he had hip surgery, so there’s a certain timeline to that one. Jayln Armour-Davis should be ready to roll. That’s the ones I can think of off the top of my head.”