C Bradley Bozeman

Head Coach John Harbaugh made it clear that the rookie sixth-round pick isn't competing for a starting job, but he is in the mix as a backup. Bozeman still makes rookie mistakes, but has been particularly good in pass blocking (zero pressures allowed, per Pro Football Focus).

OT Orlando Brown Jr.

By all indications, Brown has won the starting right tackle job. The rookie third-round pick played the second-most snaps of any Ravens player in Miami (one behind Bozeman), and did well against top-flight competition with Dolphins veteran pass rushers Cameron Wake and Robert Quinn.

RB Kenneth Dixon

Dixon again flashed his potential with a 16-yard catch in Miami in which he juked and ran through a couple Dolphins defenders. He has all but cemented the No. 3 running back job at the start of the season after dealing with injuries earlier in the preseason.

WR/RS Janarion Grant

Grant impressed most by simply securing the ball after a fumble in Indianapolis. He was given the most return opportunities of anyone in Miami. Either that's a sign he's the front-runner for the job or the Ravens were just waiting to give Tim White the bulk of the action against the Redskins Thursday night.

QB Robert Griffin III

Griffin completed 9-of-15 passes for 66 yards in Miami and showed that he can still run with five carries for 41 yards, including a 21-yard scamper. Griffin has done and said all the right things since joining Baltimore.

QB Lamar Jackson

Jackson had his best game as a pro yet, throwing for a touchdown and running for another. By completing 7-of-10 passes for 98 yards, he showed doubters that he can indeed throw.

CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste

Jean-Baptiste has built a strong case to make the 53-man roster by nabbing interceptions in back-to-back games. The former second-round pick has the tools to be a top-flight cornerback and is starting to put it all together.

G Alex Lewis

Lewis was named to Pro Football Focus' team of the week after another strong preseason performance in Miami. Now healthy, he's been stacking good days and weeks and looks ready for a breakout third season

WR Jordan Lasley

The fifth-round rookie hadn't done much in the Ravens' first four preseason games but hauled in three passes for 30 yards in Miami. He nearly scored a touchdown but stepped out of bounds as he dove for the pylon.

ILB Patrick Onwuasor

In a competition with rookie Kenny Young for the starting job, Onwuasor posted four tackles and a sack in Miami. He's been aggressive attacking the line of scrimmage.

DT Michael Pierce

Pierce is tied with Cincinnati Bengals Pro Bowler Geno Atkins for the best grade from Pro Football Focus in the preseason. With Willie Henry's hernia surgery, Pierce could be thrust back into the starting lineup.

G Nico Siragusa

On De'Lance Turner's 65-yard rushing touchdown, Siragusa was the primary block up front on what was a perfectly executed combination. Coming off a lost season because of a major knee injury, Siragusa is starting to knock off the rust.

RB De'Lance Turner

The undrafted rookie ripped off a 65-yard touchdown run in which he showed off his blazing speed by going untouched to the end zone. He's competing with fellow undrafted running backs Gus Edwards and Mark Thompson for what's likely a practice-squad spot.

K/P Kaare Vedvik

Vedvik boomed a punt that finished with a 58-yard change of field position. He also hit a 24-yard field goal. Other teams have taken notice of the undrafted rookie from Norway.

WR/RS Tim White

White led the Ravens in receiving in Miami with three catches for 70 yards, including a nifty 33-yard catch and run over the middle. He was slowed earlier this preseason by injuries and Thursday night's preseason finale will be critical.

QB Josh Woodrum

With all the hubbub surrounding Flacco, Griffin and Jackson, Ravens fans have lost sight of last year's favorite underdog. Woodrum made some nice throws in Miami, finishing 3-of-5 for 47 yards. He will likely see a lot of action against the Redskins.

DE Chris Wormley

Wormley got his first career sack in Miami, which showed how much progress he's been making in practice recently. A third-round pick last season, Wormley could have a bigger role early this year considering Henry's hernia surgery.

ILB Kenny Young

The fourth-round rookie matched Onwuasor's Miami performance with four tackles and a sack of his own. Young continues to fly around the field making plays and could ultimately take over the starting job, or at least a larger share of the reps.