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Watch: Ty’Son Williams scores on impressive 20-yard touchdown run

The Baltimore Ravens have a real competition on their hands for the third running back spot on their roster. While at first many thought the role belonged to Justice Hill, but both Ty’Son Williams and Nate McCrary have come on strong and showed that they have plenty of potential.

In the fourth quarter of Baltimore’s preseason game against the Carolina Panthers, Williams broke free for an impressive 20-yard touchdown run where he juked and powered his way to the end zone.

We're up 20-3 after that touchdown run by Ty'Son Williams!

Tune in to the rest of the game on @wbaltv11. pic.twitter.com/CaqA6yBnls

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) August 22, 2021

Williams spent last season on the Ravens’ practice squad, and has clearly shown growth as he aims to make the team in his second season. With Hill missing the game against Carolina with an ankle injury, Williams has taken full advantage of an increase in snaps, and could even now be considered the leader for the running back job behind J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards

Ty’Son Williams, James Proche II among standouts against Panthers at Wednesday’s joint practice

Ty’Son Williams, Mark Andrews among standouts against Panthers at Wednesday’s joint practice

Ahead of their Saturday preseason matchup, the Baltimore Ravens began their joint practices with the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday. It was good for both teams to add some intensity to their practices while going up against different players instead of their teammates.

During Wednesday’s practice, running back Ty’Son Williams and wide receiver James Proche II were among the standouts who impressed. Proche has put together a great training camp so far, so his success comes as no surprise. Williams has emerged as a true candidate for the third running back spot on the team, which many believed Justice Hill would be this year.

Here are some notes from the first day of the joint practices.

Notable absences at Ravens-Panthers practice: Jimmy Smith, Justice Hill, Otaro Alaka and Aaron Crawford.

Here but not practicing: Hollywood Brown, Deon Cain, Marlon Humphrey, Greg Mancz, Ronnie Stanley and Miles Boykin.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 18, 2021

Ty’Son Williams just put a blitzing Panthers LB on his ass in pickup. My god.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 18, 2021

James Proche and Mark Andrews the standout receivers today. No surprise there.

Lamar Jackson hasn’t missed often. But pass protection, also no surprise, has been an issue in 11-on-11. Ravens doing better in one-on-ones.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 18, 2021

Ravens DT Derek Wolfe was down on field for a while after landing on his back. He got up and walked gingerly to sideline.

— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) August 18, 2021

Good sign for the Ravens that Derek Wolfe is still in pads and on the sideline.

He was lying pretty still after a collision up front and had to be tended to by an athletic trainer.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 18, 2021

WR Sammy Watkins was limited to 1-on-1s mostly today. G Ben Cleveland didn’t do too much, either.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 18, 2021

J.K. Dobbins lost a fumble at one point of practice and he tossed his helmet in frustration.

— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) August 18, 2021

TE Mark Andrews on teammate James Proche, who was the Ravens offensive standout today. "Pro's out here catching the ball like no one's business." Proche had offensive play of day with a leaping catch down far sideline. Also caught a deep pass over top in 2-minute drill.

— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) August 18, 2021

Williams has taken advantage of Justice Hill not being available over the last few days, which is a good sign for his chances of making the final roster. Other standouts besides Williams and Proche included Lamar Jackson, Sammy Watkins (in limited action) Mark Andrews, Justin Madubuike, Marcus Peters and Ar’Darius Washington.

Stock up, stock down from Ravens’ 17-14 preseason win over Saints

The Baltimore Ravens took down the New Orleans Saints in their opening game of the 2021 preseason by the score of 17-14. There were a lot of takeaways from the game on all three sides of the ball for Baltimore, both good and bad.

Plenty of players either increased or decreased their stock based off of their performance on Saturday night. Many showed why they deserved a roster spot, while other faltered in live game action.

We take a look at which Ravens made their stock go up and who saw their stock fall in the preseason opener.