OT Orlando Brown Jr.
Brown has the highest grade of any offensive tackle in the league through his two preseason games, per Pro Football Focus (PFF). He was the fourth-best tackle in Preseason Week 1. At right tackle, Brown has given up just one quarterback hurry and been even better in run blocking, per PFF.

WR John Brown
Brown has made this list every week because he's flashed more than any player on the field. What's been notable recently is that he's made plays with more than just his speed, showing he's a complete wide receiver.

CB Maurice Canady
Canady was the league's top cornerback last week, per PFF. He had a spectacular leaping interception against the Rams and is showing he can be a versatile defender either outside, inside or even at safety.

CB Brandon Carr
Carr has continued his steady play in practice and notched an interception during Monday's practice. The veteran is still pushing to keep his starting job.

S Chuck Clark
Even though Tony Jefferson returned to the field, Clark will still have a role on the defense because of how he's played in practice and the two games. Clark also drew some attention when he hit tight end Hayden Hurst.

WR Janarion Grant
Grant stood out while Tim White, his top competition, was sidelined with an injury. Grant caught two passes for 32 yards against the Rams, including a 26-yarder in which he bounced off a tackle. He didn't get to show much on punt returns, but had a kick return of 26 yards.

TE Hayden Hurst
The top rookie draft pick kicked off the first-team offense's touchdown drive with a 12-yard catch from Joe Flacco on Thursday night. Hurst then [ADD] had a monster practice Sunday. He's starting to play more free as he's grown more comfortable with the offensive playbook.

QB Lamar Jackson
Jackson's ankle-breaking touchdown run Thursday night was the play of the game. However, there were some subtle plays from the pocket, including maneuvering the defense with his eyes, that really showed Jackson's progression.

CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste
The Ravens have a ton of depth at cornerback, so much that it may be hard for Jean-Baptiste to make the team despite a high level of play. He made perhaps the best interception of training camp to end Saturday's practice.

DE/OLB Bronson Kaufusi
The 2016 third-round pick is starting to flash as a powerful RUSH linebacker off the edge. He had two tackles, including one for a big loss, against the Rams.

S Kai Nacua
The free-agent pickup (from the Cleveland Browns) had three interceptions during practice over the weekend. He was known for being a ball hawk in college, and if can make plays like that in a game, he could land on someone's roster.

WR Breshad Perriman
Perriman's three catches for 71 yards and 32-yard touchdown in Thursday's game may have sparked something. He returned to practice and made some nice, tough catches with his hands.

FB/DL Patrick Ricard
Ricard caught a 6-yard touchdown pass against the Rams and flashed as a defensive lineman. He's proven that he's a legitimate two-way player.

DE Zach Sieler
The seventh-round rookie from Ferris State notched a sack against the Rams and has been emerging at practice. He has the size and quickness to make a difference as a rotational player.

C Matt Skura
Head Coach John Harbaugh praised Skura for how he played against the Rams and he doesn't seem to have any challengers at this point for his starting spot.

OLB Tim Williams
Just as Kamalei Correa blew up in the Hall of Fame game, Williams broke out versus the Rams with a sack and forced fumble. The light bulb has come on for the second-year outside linebacker out of Alabama.

G Marshal Yanda

Yanda has fully returned to 11-on-11 work in practice, which is a huge boost to the Ravens offensive line. He may not play in a preseason game, but it's still a good sign that he shows no setbacks after offseason shoulder surgery.