Lamar Jackson left practice after being stepped on, and Ravens officials said it wasn’t a serious issue, keeping the door open for a quick return but leaving fantasy managers hyper-focused on Week 1 health. The moment underscored the volatility around Baltimore’s offense early in camp and the need to monitor day-to-day updates for a player whose rushing upside is a fantasy cornerstone when healthy.

Bateman did not practice, while Zay Flowers began to announce himself with growing chemistry alongside Lamar. Charlie Kolar drew some targeted attention, and Lamar’s deep-ball timing showed both promise and hiccups in the drizzle-driven session. Cooper Rush offered a reminder of Baltimore’s depth at quarterback, and the defense—led by a disruptive Travis Jones—snapped into form. Monken’s system was a talking point, but health and rhythm will dictate fantasy ceilings in the opening weeks. The team remains a strong Super Bowl contender, with the offense and run game capable of carrying fantasy lines if Lamar misses time; the run game and receivers could see elevated opportunities in the interim.