OLB Tyus Bowser

Bowser has been the most productive linebacker on the team this offseason in terms of "sacks" and interceptions in practice, per Linebackers Coach Mike Macdonald. He's explosive off the edge and grabbed three interceptions, including one for what would have been a touchdown against the first-team offense.

S Chuck Clark

Defensive Coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale said Clark has been "one of the standouts of the spring." Clark can play just about anywhere in the Ravens secondary and the game has slowed down for him in his second year. Martindale said to expect to see his role expand.

RB Alex Collins
Collins looks just as fast as he did last year and ready to take on the lead running back role again. He's also shown very good hands catching the ball out of the backfield.

LB Kamalei Correa
Correa switched back to outside linebacker for the entirety of minicamp and it suited him better than inside. He's leaner, fast coming off the edge and could be a key special teams player. Correa's versatility to play inside or outside only helps his roster chances.

WR Michael Crabtree
Crabtree is super smooth and makes contested catches even in traffic (or with one hand when needed). Crabtree's low-key personality has flown under the radar, but he's the clear leader of the receivers.

G/T Jermaine Eluemunor
The developmental offensive lineman spent all three days of minicamp at left guard
with the first-team offense. That's a good sign for the 2016 fifth-rounder and London native's progress. Not a ton can be gleaned for offensive linemen in non-contact practices, but Eluemunor seems to have his assignments covered.

QB Joe Flacco
Flacco is in great shape and is moving better in and outside the pocket than he has in recent years. That's allowed the offense to open up a bit more and make plays off-schedule. He still throws one of the prettiest balls in the league and is the clear starter.

TE Hayden Hurst
The Ravens' top draft pick had a strong second day of minicamp in which he made an excellent leaping catch in traffic and a one-handed grab on a screen. Hurst doesn't look like a rookie. He doesn't seem to make many mistakes and is quick getting up the field when he makes the grab.

QB Lamar Jackson
Jackson's maturity is evident in the six weeks since rookie minicamp. He's added strength and his improved mechanics have led to stronger and more accurate throws. When running nearly the entire practice Thursday, he had just a handful of mistakes and several top-notch throws. His raw athleticism is wowing his teammates and will get him on the field as a rookie.

S Tony Jefferson
Jefferson made the play of the day in Wednesday's practice when he picked off Flacco during an 11-on-11 two-minute drill. Jefferson undercut a route to make an outstretched interception. Eric Weddle said Jefferson has been lights out this offseason.

WR Andre Levrone
The undrafted wide receiver out of Virginia shined with Jackson during Thursday's session, including an impressive catch while going to the turf and a couple long catches on post routes. At 6-foot-2, 216 pounds, Levrone has great size and good initial burst off the line.

WR Chris Moore
Moore picked up momentum near the end of last season and has carried that into this offseason. He does a great job of tracking deep passes and making over-the-shoulder grabs. Wide Receivers Coach Bobby Engram says he's become a consistent player.

ILB C.J. Mosley
Mosley's attendance at minicamp would be enough to land him on this list considering other 2014 first-round draft picks who are awaiting new contracts have held out. Mosley is the captain in the middle of Baltimore's diversified defense and it shows.

ILB Patrick Onwuasor
The man nicknamed "Peanut" made a name for himself two years ago as a hard-hitting undrafted free agent. After a year as the primary starter at inside linebacker, Onwuasor is showing a lot more comfort and aggressive making plays against the run.

CB Jimmy Smith
The sheer fact that Smith was able to take the practice field just more than six months after suffering his Achilles tear was very good news. Smith only participated in individual drills, but it puts him in position for expanded action during training camp.

WR Willie Snead IV
Snead became a popular target for both Flacco and Jackson over the course of minicamp. Flacco praised his free-agent wideout for how quickly he gets open and how helpful he is to quarterbacks. It appears that Snead will be Baltimore's go-to guy over the middle of the field and to move the chains.

OLB Terrell Suggs
At 35 years old, Suggs reported to minicamp in phenomenal shape. He's trim, muscular, healthy and still having fun despite entering his 16th season. Coaches and teammates were blown away.

RB Mark Thompson
The undrafted running back out of Florida runs with a full head of steam. He's a handful at 6-foot-1, 232 pounds, yet looks quick with the ball in his hands as well. Thompson still needs to sharpen his receiving game, but he's intriguing.

S Eric Weddle
Weddle had to re-motivate himself after a difficult ending to the 2017 season but seemed totally locked in during minicamp. He made a couple of interceptions in practice and is clearly enjoying his added freedoms in Martindale's defense.

WR Tim White
Last year's standout undrafted rookie wide receiver was sidelined for the entire season with a broken hand, but he's picked up where he's left off. White's one of the leading candidates for the returner job vacated by Michael Campanaro and is flashing his trademark speed as a wide receiver. He caught a lot of passes during minicamp.