Ravens’ offense has mostly strong first day of 2021 training camp

Ravens’ offense has mostly strong first day of 2021 training camp

The Baltimore Ravens kicked off their training camp practices on Wednesday as they formally begin their quest for a championship. Despite not having quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Gus Edwards due to positive COVID-19 tests, the Baltimore offense still got off to a strong start.

In the absence of Jackson, both Trace McSorley and Tyler Huntley had great days, showing off accuracy all over the field, while Marquise Brown also impressed with a magnificent performance. Other offensive players for the Ravens who made a big impact in Day 1 included Josh Oliver, Devin Duvernay, James Proche and more.

Even though there wasn’t full contact on Day 1, it’s still impressive that the offense was able to hum the way it did. However, it wasn’t all good for the unit, as Bradley Bozeman struggled with snaps throughout the course of the day.

Not everything went smoothly for the offense on the first day of training camp, but that’s to be expected. It was still an overall very productive showing for many members of the team, and they’ll look to continue building as the 2021 regular season quickly approaches.