Once again, Lamar Jackson finds Miles Boykin deep down the sideline. Boykin, a third-round pick, is having a fantastic start to camp.

Related players: Marquise Brown, Willie Snead, Chris Moore

Boykin is taking advantage of his situation. First-round pick Brown is still out with a foot injury so he's mainly competing against Snead and Moore. We already had Boykin as the third WR among the Ravens, but keep in mind this is going to be a run-first team and it's only early in camp.

One of the final portions of the Ravens’ joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams on Monday pitted their offense against the Rams defense in a two-minute situation. In three possessions, the offense emerged with zero points. The opening series, with quarterback Joe Flacco under center, was the most promising, as the unit drove to Los Angeles’ 40-yard line. But on third down, Flacco overthrew a deep pass along the right sideline to wide receiver Chris Moore, and kicker Justin Tucker’s field-goal attempt from 58 yards missed wide left. The Ravens’ ensuing drives, led by rookie Lamar Jackson and Robert Griffin III, did not get close to crossing midfield.

According to the writer, the Rams defense tipped, batted, and slapped away numerous passes from the Raven QBs and also got a lot of pressure for would-be sacks.

Ravens Inactives
Jermaine Eluemunor OG
Bronson Kaufusi DE
Jeremy Maclin WR
Breshard Perriman WR
Maurquice Shakir OG
Terrance West RB
Tim Williams LB

Related players: Mike Wallace, Chris Moore, Michael Campanaro

Maclin was doubtful with a knee injury heading into this week and won't go. Wallace could be in store for a big workload with Moore and Campanaro also chipping in.

John Harbaugh says that MRIs showed that Jeremy Maclin has "nothing serious" in terms of season ending.

Related players: Michael Campanaro, Chris Moore

Zrebiec's tweet added that Maclin is 'probably unlikely' this week, however. Campanaro and Moore could see more snaps with Maclin out.