The Baltimore Ravens are looking to bounce back in 2022 after a 2021 season in which they went through a massive amount of injuries. Many different players were sidelined for different amounts of time, including multiple stars who missed the entire year.
Baltimore has seen multiple players either leave or sit out training camp practices this year due to a multitude of different reasons. On Friday, a few different contributors missed practice, but they also saw several return in fullback Ben Mason, tight end Nick Boyle and outside linebacker Justin Houston and inside linebacker Josh Bynes.
WR Rashod Bateman is missing at practice for the first time at Ravens camp. Devin Duvernay (thigh) is out for the fifth straight day.
Also absent is DB Brandon Stephens. He hasn’t practiced since Monday.
TE Nick Boyle, OLB Justin Houston, ILB Josh Bynes all back. pic.twitter.com/JDXYtZ9JOI
— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) August 5, 2022
Training camp attendance:
Returned:
FB B. Mason
TE N. Boyle
OLB J. Houston
Absent
WR R. Bateman
WR D. Duvernay
OL T. Linderbaum
TE C. Kolar
OLB V. Biegel
DB B. Stephens
6 PUP guys— Kyle Phoenix Barber (@KylePBarber) August 5, 2022
Injuries can be common over the first few weeks of training camp, especially as things ramp up. Football is a physical game, so it’s unsurprising when injuries occur. However, Baltimore is doing multiple things differently during the 2022 offseason in order to prevent ailments as much as possible, with one change being practicing in the afternoon instead of the morning.
