TE Mark Andrews

Andrews has been consistent since Day 1 of camp. He keeps getting open and he's making acrobatic catches when throws are off target. One of the NFL's most talented tight ends is ready for Week 1.

T Orlando Brown Jr.

Defensive linemen are having a difficult time getting past Brown in drills. Game days usually bring out the best in Brown, but he has become a better practice player since joining the Ravens in 2018. After making his first Pro Bowl last year, Brown clearly remains driven.

OLB Tyus Bowser

Coming off his best season, Bowser has picked it up a notch. Bowser wants to be more consistent, not just a player who flashes in pass rushing situations. That goal has been accomplished during this camp.

S Chuck Clark

Clark was outstanding in Wednesday's practice, breaking up several passes and causing a deflection that Malik Harrison intercepted. Being in the right spot to make plays is a regular occurrence for Clark, and he has become one of the team's defensive leaders.

S DeShon Elliott

Being confident in his new role as a starter has not been a problem for Elliott. He is often around the football and the chatter he has brought to the field has fueled the competitiveness of practice. Elliott has waited for this moment and is thriving so far.

ILB Malik Harrison

Known as a run-stopper and hard hitter, Harrison has also shown athleticism and quickness. He chased Tyler Huntley out of the pocket Wednesday and nearly caught him from behind. Harrison had a strong week and pursued the football without any rookie hesitation.

DT Justin Madubuike

Madubuike took a step forward during the week, making his presence felt in the trenches. The Ravens are giving their third-round pick a chance to earn reps behind the starters, and he looks determined to seize that opportunity.

WR James Proche II

The Ravens liked Proche's reliable hands when scouting him, and that has translated to the practice field. He is also returning punts and making some determined runs after catches. Working against the Ravens' corners is accelerating Proche's development.

FB Patrick Ricard

His blocking is a huge part of Baltimore's running attack. He pancaked one teammate during a one-on-one drill, and whenever practice becomes physical, Ricard makes his presence felt. Ricard may also get more reps as a tight end this season.

WR Willie Snead IV

Reporting to camp at a lighter weight has paid dividends for Snead. He looks extremely quick out of breaks and is running precise patterns. Snead has been a tough cover for whoever defends him.

DE Derek Wolfe

Derek Wolfe said joining the Ravens felt like coming home, and it has looked that way in practice. He seems very comfortable in his new surroundings. Wolfe's impressive power and technique has been on display.

CB Tavon Young

Young has not backed down from any matchup, including covering tight ends like Andrews. Pound for pound, Young is one of the toughest Ravens. After missing last year with a neck injury, he is ready to return as one of the NFL's top nickel corners.