WR Nelson Agholor

Agholor had several impressive back-shoulder catches and was the primary target for the quarterbacks with Rashod Bateman sidelined and Odell Beckham Jr. gradually working his way into action. The wide receiver room is deep, but the 30-year-old free agent acquisition has made a strong first impression.

OL Sala Aumavae-Laulu

Head Coach John Harbaugh said Aumavae-Laulu has played his way into the competition for the starting left guard spot. The sixth-round pick displayed athleticism and didn't appear overwhelmed as a rookie going against the first-teamers and learning a new system. He'll be someone to watch at training camp when the pads come on.

RB Justice Hill

Hill is already a core special teams player, but he reminded everyone that he has the speed and pass-catching ability to contribute as a running back if needed. With J.K. Dobbins not participating in minicamp and Gus Edwards limited to individual work, Hill took advantage with a strong week.

QB Lamar Jackson

Minicamp gave Jackson valuable reps as he takes command of new Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken's system. Monken said Jackson has "embraced" having more control, and Jackson said he liked the faster tempo and the freedom to make more adjustments at the line of scrimmage.

TE Charlie Kolar

At 6-foot-6, Kolar stood out as a big target in the passing game with consistent hands and a wide catch radius. Kolar spent the beginning of his rookie season recovering from hernia surgery, but he had 168 catches during his career at Iowa State and will be vying for a role in the offense.

TE Isaiah Likely

Likely made several one-handed catches during minicamp and was frequently open. The competition for reps behind All-Pro tight end Mark Andrews will be fierce, but Likely's talent as a versatile pass-catcher gives him a chance for a bigger role after catching 36 passes as a rookie.

FB Ben Mason

Mason's blocking will show up during training camp, but he displayed his ability to catch passes during minicamp, which could improve his chance to make the roster. Pro Bowl fullback Pat Ricard (hip) will begin training camp on PUP, meaning Mason should continue to get a long look.

OLB David Ojabo

Looking fully recovered from last year's Achilles injury, Ojabo was the top pass rusher during camp and showed some fast twitch moves that should serve him well once the pads come on. Ojabo could be counted on heavily and looked prepared for the opportunity.

OLB Odafe Oweh

Entering a pivotal third season, Oweh was active and regularly flashed into the backfield. Oweh also batted down several passes and made his presence felt as a run defender, pursuing ball carries from sideline to sideline.

DT Michael Pierce

Pierce is determined to bounce back strong from a torn biceps that ended his 2022 season, and he has anchored the defensive line throughout the offseason. A strong minicamp only reinforced the feeling that Pierce could have one of his best seasons if he stays healthy.