OWINGS MILLS, Md. The Ravens recently completed their voluntary workouts and mandatory minicamp.Some players have begun to separate themselves from the pack while others are looking to bounce back from injuries.Here's the projected starting lineup:QB Lamar JacksonAnalysis: Jackson dealt with an illne s that forced him to mi s the game against the Chicago Bears. Jackson mi sed the final four weeks of the season with a bone bruise in his ankle that he suffered against the Cleveland Browns.
Brian Goodwin Jersey Jackson is an MVP candidate when he can stay healthy.RB J.K. DobbinsAnalysis: Dobbins was poised for a breakout season before a knee injury in a preseason game derailed him. He is expected to get back in the lineup this season and make a huge impact for Baltimore. In 2020, Dobbins had a solid training camp and worked his way up the depth chart to be the starter. He led the Ravens' running backs with 805 yards on 134 carries with nine touchdowns.FB Patrick RicardAnalysis: The Ravens re-signed Ricard to a contract extension this offseason. He is a battering ram for the running game and can also play tight end, Look for him to have a big role in the offense as the Ravens get back to controlling the game with the ground attack.WR Rashod BatemanAnalysis: After mi sing almost the first half of the season following surgery, Bateman emerged as the Ravens' top wide receiver by the end of the season. Bateman finished the year with 46 receptions for 515 yards with a touchdown. He has a huge upside. He had no fear of catching the ball in traffic and also had a nose for the first-down marker.WR Devin DuvernayAnalysis: Duvernay made the Pro Bowl as a special teams player. He'll ave. bigger role in the pa sing attack this season because of his speed and ability to make adjustments. He's one of the Ravens' tougher players.TE Mark AndrewsAnalysis: Last season, Andrews led all NFL tight ends with 1,361 yards receiving. He was tied for the fifth-most receptions in the NFL with 107 receptions. Andrews will continue to play a huge role in the offense.LT Ronnie StanleyAnalysis: Stanley should be ready to rejoin the starting lineup in the 2022 season after dealing with an ankle for the past two seasons. When he's healthy, Stanley is rated among the best tackles in the NFLLG Ben ClevelandAnalysis: Cleveland Saw action in 12 games, including four
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Andrew Heaney Jersey He had a productive two years with the Ravens, starting 26 of 27 games with 47 tackles and 5.5 sacks. Campbell has battled some injuries during his time in Baltimore, but he was forced to play the majority of snaps because Baltimore lacked depth behind him.NT Michael PierceAnalysis: The Ravens agreed to a three-year, $16.5 million deal with Pierce this offseason. Pierce was signed by the Ravens as an undrafted free agent in May 2016 and spent his first four seasons in Baltimore before leaving for the Vikings as a free agent in 2020. He will replace Brandon Williams in the starting lineup.OLB Tyus
Julio Teheran Jersey BowserAnalysis: Bowser tore his Achilles tendon in the regular-season finale against the Steelers. He played in all 17 games for Baltimore and was one of the top defenders on the team. Bowser led the Ravens with seven sacks and had career highs with 59 tackles and 15 quarterback hits. The Ravens are optimistic he'll be ready for the 2022 opener.OLB Odafe OwehAnalysis: Oweh is a solid athlete that consistently creates matchup problems because of his size 6-foot-5, 251 pounds and speed. He had off-season shoulder surgery and dealt with a foot injury but that didn't dampen his performance and he was second on the team with five sacks. Oweh, who also underwent offseason shoulder surgery, was named to the Pro Football Writers A sociation All-Rookie team.ILB Patrick QueenAnalysis: Queen had some early struggled but played better when he moved to the weakside. He led the team with 97 tackles and finished with two sacks and one forced fumble.ILB Josh BynesAnalysis: Last year, Bynes played in 14 games, including 12 starts, and had 76 tackles (third-most on the team), a career-high six tackles for a lo s, two sacks, and four quarterback hits for the NFL
Anthony Rendon Jersey s No. 1 rushing defense (84.5 ypg).CB Marlon HumphreyAnalysis: Humphrey suffered a season-ending torn pectoral muscle in Week 13 against the Steelers. However, he doesn't expect that injury to carry over to next season. Humphrey is looking to bounce back from an inconsistent season where he created just two turnovers.CB Marcus PetersAnalysis: Peters mi sed the entire season after suffering a knee injury in training camp but the Ravens expect him to come back at full strength. Since entering the NFL in 2015, Peters owns the league's most takeaways (39), interceptions (31), interception-return yards (814), interception return touchdowns (6), and defensive touchdowns (7).CB Brandon StephensAnalysis: The versatile Stephens will move from safety to his natural position at cornerback after a mostly solid rookie year. He played in every game with 11 starts last season, finishing with 74 tackles (46 solo), one tackle for a lo s, one QB hit, and four pa ses de
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