The Baltimore Ravens are coming to College Park for the first time. Here's how to see them
The Baltimore Ravens face the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their first home game of 2026. Baltimore enters the Week 2 matchup following a 41-point win over the Indianapolis Colts. In that opening game, Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns and Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards. Team staff are currently assessing the health of players Lane and Flowers. Local fans should anticipate traffic delays because the Baltimore Orioles are playing a game at the same time.
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- ✓ The Baltimore Ravens face the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their first home game of 2026.
- ✓ Baltimore enters the Week 2 matchup following a 41-point win over the Indianapolis Colts.
- ✓ In that opening game, Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns and Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards.
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Baltimore Ravens Prepare for New Orleans Saints Home Opener
The Baltimore Ravens face the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their first home game of 2026. Baltimore enters the Week 2 matchup following a 41-point win over the Indianapolis Colts. In that opening game, Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns and Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards. Team staff are currently assessing the health of players Lane and Flowers. Local fans should anticipate traffic delays because the Baltimore Orioles are playing a game at the same time.
Why it matters
The Ravens seek to maintain momentum after a dominant season-opening victory. The team's performance relies heavily on the health of key offensive contributors. Coordination with city traffic is necessary due to the scheduling overlap with Major League Baseball.
What to watch next
- Health status updates for Flowers and Lane
- Result of the Ravens versus Saints game
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Baltimore Ravens Prepare for New Orleans Saints Home Opener
The Baltimore Ravens host the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their 2026 home opener. The team enters Week 2 following a 41-point victory over the Indianapolis Colts in the season opener. Lamar Jackson recorded over 300 passing yards and Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns in that game. Fans should expect traffic congestion due to a concurrent Baltimore Orioles game. Team staff continue to monitor the health of players Flowers and Lane ahead of the matchup.
Why it matters
The Ravens are coming off a dominant start to the season. This home opener tests the team's consistency as they manage player injuries. Local infrastructure will be strained by simultaneous professional sports events in Baltimore.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens host the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their 2026 home opener.
- Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards in the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts.
- Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns in the season opener.
- The Ravens won their season opener by 41 points.
Still unconfirmed
- Fans attending the game should expect congestion as the Baltimore Orioles also have a scheduled game.
- The team is monitoring the health of players Flowers and Lane.
What to watch next
- Injury status updates for Flowers and Lane
- Game result of the Ravens vs. Saints matchup
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Baltimore Ravens prepare for home opener against New Orleans Saints
The Baltimore Ravens host the New Orleans Saints this Sunday for their 2026 home opener. Fans attending the game should expect congestion as the Baltimore Orioles also have a scheduled game. This matchup follows a dominant 41-point performance in the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts, where Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards and Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns. The team enters Week 2 while monitoring the health of players Flowers and Lane.
Why it matters
The Ravens are starting their 31st season. A preseason win over the Washington Commanders established early optimism for the roster.
What is confirmed
- The Ravens host the Saints for their 2026 home opener on Sunday.
- The Baltimore Orioles have a game scheduled at the same time as the Ravens home opener.
What to watch next
- Health status updates for players Flowers and Lane
- Outcome of the Sunday game against the Saints
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Ravens defeat Colts 41-0 in season opener
The Baltimore Ravens opened their 31st season by routing the Indianapolis Colts with a 41-point performance. Quarterback Lamar Jackson recorded over 300 passing yards and running back Derrick Henry scored three touchdowns to secure the victory. While the offense dominated, the team faces immediate concerns regarding the health of players Flowers and Lane following the game. This win validates early season optimism following the team's preseason victory over the Washington Commanders.
Why it matters
The Ravens are implementing a new offensive scheme under coordinator Declan Doyle. This matchup continues a long-standing rivalry dating back to when the Colts relocated from Baltimore to Indianapolis.
What is confirmed
- Lamar Jackson passed for over 300 yards in the season opener against Indianapolis.
- Derrick Henry rushed for three touchdowns in the Ravens' win over the Colts.
- The Ravens scored 41 points in their game against the Indianapolis Colts.
- The Ravens are starting their 31st season in Baltimore.
Still unconfirmed
- The injury status of players Flowers and Lane is currently uncertain.
What to watch next
- Official injury reports for Flowers and Lane
- The performance of the new offensive scheme in Week 2
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Baltimore Ravens Head to College Park for First Visit
The Baltimore Ravens prepare for their upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts while unveiling a new offensive scheme under coordinator Declan Doyle. Fans express high optimism regarding the 2026 squad following a dominant preseason victory against the Washington Commanders. Meanwhile, around the sports landscape, teams across the league navigate early season injuries and roster adjustments, including updates on tight end Brock Bowers and the Indiana running back rotation featuring Turbo Richard and Lee Beebe Jr. The Ravens enter the regular season matchup as road favorites, though specific strategic details remain closely guarded by the coaching staff.
Why it matters
The franchise opens its regular season schedule under high expectations after strong preseason performances. Fans display heavy enthusiasm for the current roster composition. The introduction of a new offensive system aims to elevate player output, particularly for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in the preseason.
- Ninety percent of supporters feel optimistic about the 2026 squad.
- Declan Doyle serves as the new offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens.
Still unconfirmed
- The new offensive system will allow Lamar Jackson to surpass his previous performance levels.
What to watch next
- The regular season game outcome between the Baltimore Ravens and the Indianapolis Colts.
- Further details regarding the effectiveness of the new offensive scheme under Declan Doyle.
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Ravens keep offensive scheme secret ahead of Week 1 clash with Colts
The Baltimore Ravens enter their first regular season game against the Indianapolis Colts with an unknown offensive scheme. New offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is withholding details on the team's strategy. Coaches and players believe the new system will make Lamar Jackson more lethal, potentially allowing him to surpass his previous performance levels. Baltimore enters the matchup as a road favorite following a 41-3 preseason win over the Washington Commanders. Fan sentiment remains positive, with 90 percent of supporters feeling optimistic about the 2026 squad.
Why it matters
The Ravens recently held training camp at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium in College Park. This period allowed the public to see key players like Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson before the season. The team is now transitioning from preseason success to the regular season.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are scheduled to play the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1.
- Declan Doyle is the new offensive coordinator for the Ravens.
- The Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in the preseason.
- Nine out of ten fans feel positive about the 2026 team according to baltimoreavens.com.
Still unconfirmed
- Lamar Jackson may return to or surpass his previous performance levels under the new offense.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts
- The reveal of the offensive scheme during the first regular season game
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Ravens Prepare for Week 1 Opener in Indianapolis
The Baltimore Ravens prepare for their Week 1 regular season game against the Indianapolis Colts. Baltimore enters the matchup as a road favorite. The team previously held training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium in College Park, offering free public tickets to watch players including Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Prior to the regular season, the Ravens secured a 41-3 preseason victory over the Washington Commanders. Meanwhile, fan optimism remains high, with baltimoreavens.com reporting that nine out of ten fans feel positive about the 2026 team.
Why it matters
The Ravens head into Indianapolis to start their season after wrapping up preparations that included a historic first-ever stint at College Park. Longtime columnist and Colts insider Bob Kravitz joined Nestor to preview the matchup and discuss the history between the two franchises. The opening contest sets the tone for Baltimore following a dominant preseason performance.
What is confirmed
- The Ravens are preparing to face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1.
- Baltimore enters the season opener as a road favorite.
- The Ravens previously conducted training camp at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium.
- Baltimore defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in the preseason.
- Nine out of 10 Ravens fans reported optimism regarding the 2026 team according to baltimoreavens.com.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Ravens Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts.
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Baltimore Ravens hold training camp at SECU Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens are conducting training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium in College Park. Free tickets are available for the public to watch the roster, including Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. The team is currently preparing for its Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts following a 41-3 preseason win over the Washington Commanders. Nine out of 10 Ravens fans report optimism regarding the 2026 team according to baltimeravens.com.
Why it matters
This marks the first time the Ravens have brought camp activities to College Park. The team is using the facility to finalize its strategy for the regular season opener.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are holding training camp activities at SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland in College Park.
- Public tickets to view the roster, including Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, are free.
- The Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in the preseason.
- The Ravens face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1.
Still unconfirmed
- Nine out of 10 Ravens fans are optimistic about the 2026 team.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts
- Updates on ticket availability for SECU Stadium activities
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Baltimore Ravens Hold Training Camp at SECU Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens are conducting training camp activities at SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland in College Park. The public can access free tickets to view the roster, which features Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. This preparation follows a 41-3 preseason victory over the Washington Commanders. The team is now finalizing its approach for the Week 1 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.
Why it matters
This marks the first time the Ravens have brought their preparations to College Park. The move coincides with a broader effort by Maryland to improve the football Saturday experience for fans.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are using SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp activities.
- The Ravens roster includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
- The Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 during the preseason.
- The Ravens are preparing for a Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts
- Official updates on Zay Flowers' status for the season opener
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Baltimore Ravens Prepare for Week 1 Against Indianapolis Colts
The Baltimore Ravens are finishing preparations for their Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts. The team is using SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp activities. Members of the public can obtain free tickets to watch the roster, which includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. The team enters the regular season after defeating the Washington Commanders 41-3 during the preseason. Wide receiver Zay Flowers also received positive news before the upcoming matchup.
Why it matters
The team's presence at the University of Maryland marks the first time the Ravens have come to College Park. This training camp period serves as the final bridge to the regular season.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens roster includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
- The Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in a preseason game.
- The team is using SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts
- Updates on Zay Flowers' status for the opening game
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Baltimore Ravens Prepare for Week 1 Opener Against Indianapolis Colts
The Baltimore Ravens are finalizing preparations for their Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts. The team is currently utilizing SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp activities, where the public can obtain free tickets. The roster for the season includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. The team enters the regular season following a 41-3 preseason victory over the Washington Commanders. Wide receiver Zay Flowers has received positive news ahead of the matchup.
Why it matters
The Ravens are hosting training activities in College Park for the first time. This preparation follows the establishment of a 53-man roster. The NFL regular season begins Wednesday with the Seattle Seahawks hosting the New England Patriots.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens beat the Washington Commanders 41-3 in a preseason game.
- The Ravens are using SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp activities.
- Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are on the Ravens 53-man roster.
Still unconfirmed
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What to watch next
- The outcome of the Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts
- The status of Justin Tucker's NFL comeback attempt
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Ravens prepare for Week 1 clash with Colts from College Park
The Baltimore Ravens are finalizing preparations for their Week 1 game against the Indianapolis Colts. Wide receiver Zay Flowers received positive news ahead of the matchup. The team is currently utilizing SECU Stadium at the University of Maryland for training camp activities, where the public can obtain free tickets. This preparation follows the establishment of a 53-man roster featuring Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, and a preseason victory where the Ravens beat the Washington Commanders 41-3.
Why it matters
The Ravens enter the 2026 season under first-year coach Jesse Minter. The organization aims to return to Super Bowl contention after a previous season where multiple setbacks occurred.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are playing the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1.
- The Ravens 53-man roster includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
- The Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 during the preseason.
Still unconfirmed
- The Ravens are conducting training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium with free ticketed access.
What to watch next
- Official injury reports for the Week 1 game against the Colts
- Confirmation of the Ravens' final practice schedule at SECU Stadium
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Baltimore Ravens Finalize Initial 53-Man Roster
The Baltimore Ravens have set their initial 53-man roster following the August 30 deadline. The team is now preparing for the 2026 season with a squad that includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. This roster finalization follows a dominant preseason, highlighted by a 41-3 win over the Washington Commanders. The Ravens are currently conducting their first training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium, offering free ticketed access to the public.
Why it matters
Head coach Jesse Minter previously faced difficult decisions regarding the cornerback and kicker positions. The team enters the season as a strong Super Bowl contender in the AFC.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens have announced their initial 53-man roster.
- Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are on the Ravens roster for the 2026 season.
- The Ravens are holding training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium with free ticketed access.
What to watch next
- Official game schedule release
- Final roster adjustments via waiver claims
- Training camp performance updates from SECU Stadium
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Ravens host first College Park practice after preseason rout
The Baltimore Ravens are holding their first training camp activities at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium with free ticketed access. The team arrives following a 41-3 victory over the Washington Commanders in their preseason finale, where Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano each threw a touchdown. Head coach Jesse Minter is now finalizing the 53-player roster before the August 30 deadline, facing difficult decisions at kicker and cornerback despite the team's dominant preseason performance.
Why it matters
This event marks the first time the Ravens have utilized SECU Stadium for team activities. The 2026 season roster includes stars Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Final cuts are required by today's deadline.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in their preseason finale.
- Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano each threw a touchdown pass in the game against Washington.
- The Ravens are hosting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium.
- Head coach Jesse Minter must finalize the 53-player roster by August 30.
Still unconfirmed
- The Ravens face tough roster decisions specifically at cornerback and kicker.
- Kicker Tyler Loop missed two field goals during the preseason finale.
What to watch next
- The announcement of the final 53-player roster
- Results of the August 30 roster cutdown
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Baltimore Ravens Hold First College Park Practice as Roster Deadline Looms
The Baltimore Ravens are hosting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium, marking the first time the team has held training camp activities at this venue. Head coach Jesse Minter is currently finalizing the 53-player roster before the August 30 deadline. The team recently played a preseason game against the Washington Commanders, which Washington dominated. The Ravens squad includes key players Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry as they prepare for the 2026 season.
Why it matters
The move to SECU Stadium brings NFL training activities to a new local site for the franchise. This period is critical as teams must make final cuts to meet league roster requirements. Recent joint sessions and preseason games have served as the final evaluations for the coaching staff.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are conducting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium.
- This is the first time the franchise has held training camp activities at SECU Stadium.
- Head coach Jesse Minter must finalize the 53-player roster by the August 30 deadline.
- The Ravens roster for the 2026 season includes Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Still unconfirmed
- Washington dominated the preseason game against the Ravens.
- Lamar Jackson expressed excitement regarding the offense's potential after a joint practice with the Washington Commanders.
What to watch next
- The announcement of the final 53-player roster on or before August 30
- The results of final roster cuts for bubble players
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Baltimore Ravens Hold First College Park Practice at SECU Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens are conducting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium. This is the first time the franchise has held training camp activities at this location. Head coach Jesse Minter is currently finalizing the 53-player roster before the August 30 deadline. Quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed excitement regarding the offense's potential following a joint practice session with the Washington Commanders. The squad features key players Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry as they prepare for the 2026 season.
Why it matters
The move to College Park expands the team's regional presence during the preseason. The team is operating under a new head coach and a new offensive coordinator. These activities serve as the final tuning period before the regular season begins.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are conducting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium.
- The franchise has never brought training camp activities to College Park before this visit.
- The team must finalize its 53-player roster by August 30.
- Jesse Minter is the new head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
- Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are key players on the squad.
What to watch next
- The final 53-player roster announcement on or before August 30
- The outcome of the 2026 season opener
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Ravens hold first College Park practice under new coach Jesse Minter
The Baltimore Ravens are conducting a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium as they prepare for the 2026 season. The team is currently finalizing its 53-player roster ahead of the August 30 deadline. Under new head coach Jesse Minter, the squad features key players Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. This visit to College Park marks the first time the franchise has brought training camp activities to this location.
Why it matters
The team recently secured wide receiver Zay Flowers with a 4-year, $140 million extension. These preseason activities occur as the NFL enters Week 2 of its preseason schedule. Roster cuts are imminent to meet league requirements.
Still unconfirmed
- Jesse Minter is the new coach at the helm for the Baltimore Ravens in 2026.
What to watch next
- The final 53-player roster announcement on August 30
- Results of NFL preseason Week 2 games
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Baltimore Ravens to practice at University of Maryland's SECU Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium. This is part of their training camp activities as they work toward the final 53-player roster deadline on August 30. The team recently signed wide receiver Zay Flowers to a 4-year, $140 million extension.
Why it matters
The Baltimore Ravens' decision to practice at SECU Stadium marks their first time coming to College Park. The team is preparing for the upcoming season, with a focus on finalizing their roster. The practice at SECU Stadium is a ticketed event, offering fans an opportunity to see the team in action.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens are working toward a final 53-player roster deadline on August 30.
- The Baltimore Ravens signed wide receiver Zay Flowers to a 4-year, $140 million extension.
- The team will hold a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium.
What to watch next
- The Baltimore Ravens' final 53-player roster announcement on August 30
- The team's performance in the upcoming NFL season
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Zay Flowers Signs $140 Million Extension With Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens are signing wide receiver Zay Flowers to a 4-year, $140 million extension. This contract follows a three-year period where Flowers established himself as a top homegrown receiver for the franchise. The deal comes as the team continues its training camp activities, which include a free ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium on August 1. The team is currently working toward a final 53-player roster deadline on August 30.
Why it matters
The Ravens are using training camp to expand their Maryland fanbase through events in Prince George's County. Securing Flowers provides stability to a wide receiver group that has previously lacked depth.
Still unconfirmed
- Zay Flowers will sign a 4-year, $140 million extension with the Ravens.
What to watch next
- Final 53-player roster cuts on August 30
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Baltimore Ravens Practice in College Park for First Time
The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium on August 1. This marks the team's first-ever event in Prince George's County as they aim to expand their fanbase in Maryland. The practice is part of the team's training camp, which will eventually lead to a 53-player roster cut by August 30.
Why it matters
The Ravens' decision to practice in College Park is part of their effort to build a stronger presence in Maryland, particularly in Prince George's and surrounding counties. This move follows revised marketing territory changes. The team has been preparing for the upcoming season, with players returning from summer break.
What is confirmed
- The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium on August 1.
- The team's roster will be cut down to 53 players on August 30.
- This event represents the team's first-ever practice in Prince George's County.
- The practice is part of the Ravens' effort to build their fanbase in more parts of Maryland.
Still unconfirmed
- J.K. Dobbins aims to win the NFL rushing title and has 'pinky-promised' to stay healthy.
What to watch next
- The Ravens' roster cut on August 30
- The team's performance in the upcoming season
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Ravens Prepare for Training Camp and College Park Event
The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium on August 1. Players have returned from summer break. The team will eventually cut its roster down to 53 players on August 30.
What's confirmed:
- The Ravens will host a free, ticketed training camp practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium on August 1.
- The final roster cutdown day is August 30.
Still unconfirmed:
- Lamar Jackson lectured on football at TikTok headquarters during the summer vacation.
- Mike Green participated in sumo wrestling in Japan.
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Baltimore Ravens to Hold First Training Camp Practice in College Park
The Baltimore Ravens will host a free, ticketed training camp practice at the University of Maryland's SECU Stadium. The event is scheduled for August 1. Fans can obtain limited passes starting July 9 through the team website and app.
What's confirmed:
- The Baltimore Ravens will hold a training camp practice at the University of Maryland for the first time in team history.
- The practice will take place at SECU Stadium.
- The event is free and requires a ticket.
- The practice is scheduled for August 1.
- Passes are available starting July 9 via the Ravens app and website.
Still unconfirmed:
- The practice will begin at 11 a.m.
- The practice will occur on a Sunday.
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