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Ravens place rookie linebacker Adisa Isaac on the non-football injury list

The Baltimore Ravens placed rookie pass rusher Adisa Isaac on the non-football injury list

The Ravens are expecting big things out of rookie pass rusher Adisa Isaac, but the team could be forced to wait until later in the preseason for that elite pass rush prowess.

Isaac, a third round pick out of Penn State, will start training camp on the non-football injury list with an undisclosed injury.

Isaac joins Keaton Mitchell, and T.J. Tampa as key players who’ll begin training camp sidelined with injuries.

Isaac had a breakout season in 2023 with 7.5 sacks and 16 tackles for loss, and he could be the more impactful player opposite former Penn State teammate Odafe Oweh rather than David Ojabo.

Ravens placed rookie cornerback T.J. Tampa on PUP list to start training camp

The Baltimore Ravens have placed T.J. Tampa on the PUP List to begin 2024 training camp

The Baltimore Ravens will have their entire team at training camp on July 20, but they have already made three roster moves. According to NFL Communitcations, Baltimore placed second-year running back Keaton Mitchell and rookie cornerback T.J. Tampa on the physically unable to perform list.

Tampa started every game for the Cyclones the past two seasons and was named to the first-team All-Big 12 squad as a senior after recording 44 tackles, nine passes defended, and a pair of interceptions.

Baltimore doubled up at cornerback because the value was too good, selecting Tampa out of Iowa State in the fourth round. The former Iowa State defensive back offers elite range, size, and leaping ability.

The Ravens have their projected starting cornerbacks in Marlon Humphrey and Brandon Stephens, but Tampa will compete for snaps with Nate Wiggins, Arthur Maulet, and others.

Tampa and Wiggins were roommates at the Combine and got to know each other.

Ravens rookies generate league wide excitement by reporting to training camp

Congratulations to the Baltimore Ravens rookie class. Without even taking a professional snap, they have already accomplished something. 

Congratulations to the Baltimore Ravens rookie class. Without even taking a professional snap, they have already accomplished something.

The Ravens rookies reported to training camp on Saturday, July 13th, as the first players for any team in the National Football League.

The Ravens freshman class has officially started football season. For everyone counting down the days until the start of the 2024 NFL season, this is a landmark day.

The arrival of the Ravens rookies created great excitement on social media because it notified us that football season would soon be here. Below are three examples of the happy sentiment we saw expressed among football fans.

Baltimore started training camp earlier than everyone else in the league this season, with veterans reporting one week from today on July 20.

The Ravens don’t have the earliest veteran reporting date, however. That honor belongs to the Houston Texans, who will report to commence camp on July 17.

The Chicago Bears are next, with their veterans reporting two days later on July 19. The Texans and Bears will face each other in the first preseason contest 2024, the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, on August 1st.

Ravens announce training camp passes for 20 open practices will be available July 10

The Baltimore Ravens announce they’ll host 20 open training camp practices at the Under Armour Performance Center and those passes are available July 10

Thanks to international soccer and renovations at M&T Bank Stadium, the Ravens won’t be hosting any open training camp practices under the lights.

Baltimore Ravens brass instead announced that they will host 20 free open practices at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, which can accommodate approximately 1,000 fans daily.

On Wednesday, July 10, at 11 a.m., fans can visit the Ravens’ official website to claim parking passes.

Baltimore’s rookies will report for camp on July 13, while veterans will arrive on July 20 to start one of the franchise’s most important training camps.

Ravens announce they’ll host 20 free open training camp practices at the Under Armour Performance Center

Baltimore Ravens announce they’ll host 20 open training camp practices at the Under Armour Performance Center this July

Thanks to international soccer and renovations at M&T Bank Stadium, the Ravens won’t be hosting any open practices under the lights.

The team announced that instead, the Ravens will host 20 free open practices at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, which can accommodate approximately 1,000 fans daily.

On Wednesday, July 10, at 11 a.m., fans can visit the Ravens’ official website to claim parking passes.

Baltimore’s rookies will report for camp on July 13, while veterans will arrive on July 20 to start one of the franchise’s most important training camps.

Ravens 2024 training camp: When rookies and veterans will report

The Ravens are among the earliest to report to training camp this year. Rookies report July 13, and the veterans report July 20

The NFL announced the report dates and locations for all 32 teams’ training camps ahead of the 2024 season. Baltimore will hold training camp at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owing Mills, Maryland, and they’ll be the first NFL team to have rookies report.

The Ravens rookies will report on Saturday, July 13, and veterans will report on Saturday, July 20.

Baltimore will travel to Green Bay this summer to play their final preseason game and participate in one intense joint practice session.

Green Bay will have one single joint practice with the Broncos in Denver before hosting Baltimore for one day of intense sessions.