The OLB reported to minicamp in great shape, looking like he's ready to return to his DPOY form. Suggs is now motivated to come back with a big year, and a strong offseason has him right on track.

The Super Bowl MVP signed a record six-year, $120.6 million contract to start the offseason, and then was sharp throughout workouts. Flacco is clearly the leader of the offense.

Players and coaches have noticed a change in Smith this offseason, saying that he's a "different guy." The 2011 first-round pick is driven to stay healthy and earn a starting role.

What a difference a year makes. It's been a totally different offseason for McKinnie, who re-signed with the Ravens and was a regular participant in voluntary workouts. He's in shape and slotted to start.

Jones danced his way through the first part of the offseason, becoming a household name thanks to "Dancing With The Stars." Jones came right back to Baltimore and is currently the No. 2 receiver.

Since signing with the Ravens this offseason, all Dumervil has done is come to work every day and quickly earn the respect of everybody in the building. He's already become a leader of the defense.

The third-year receiver has a great opportunity in front of him now that Anquan Boldin is in San Francisco. Doss has shown signs of his potential, making a number of nice catches in practice.

Unlike last year where he missed the offseason because of contract negotiations, Rice was a regular this offseason. Rice has been the Ravens' most reliable weapon and he expects to keep that up in 2013.

The All-American out of Florida came to Baltimore as a first-round pick expected to take over a spot previously occupied by future Hall of Famer Ed Reed. Elam hasn't disappointed in his first two months.

The fourth-year tight end is heading into the final season of his rookie contract and is looking to break out. He was impressive during OTA and minicamp practices, getting a number of targets from Flacco.

Canty joined the Ravens after spending the last four seasons with the New York Giants. The 6-foot-7 defensive lineman stood out at minicamp- in stature and performance.

The Ravens drafted the Harvard product in the fourth round, and he was impressive enough during offseason workouts that the team was willing to part ways with Pro Bowler Vonta Leach.