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Steve Smith

Joe Flacco wants the Ravens to take more shots downfield

ESPN
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Sep 17, 2015 · 12:46 PM EDT

Joe Flacco didn't hesitate when asked what needed to be done to get the Baltimore Ravens' downfield passing game cranked up.

"We need to take our shots," Flacco said after Wednesday's practice at San Jose State University. "If nothing else, at least it let teams know that we’re going to do that."

And who is Flacco going to target downfield? Steve Smith had six catches on passes over 20 yards last season, which ranked 37th in the NFL. Kamar Aiken, Marlon Brown and Michael Campanaro combined for one such reception in 2014.

"I don’t think we’re going to have that guy right now that’s going to run by guys five times a game," Flacco said.

"But we definitely have guys that can run crossing routes and be hit 30 yards downfield and can run double moves downfield. So, that’s what we’re going to do."

Related Players: Breshad Perriman

Fantasy Impact: 

We still recommending stashing Breshad Perriman, though it's getting harder and harder to do so. His speed will add a sorely needed dimension to this offense.

Steve Smith

Ravens WR Marlon Brown no lock for a roster spot

Baltimore Sun
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Aug 21, 2015 · 2:14 PM EDT

Ravens beat writer Jeff Zrebiec:

I’ve been saying for months that Marlon Brown is a lock for one of the wide receiver spots in what has been the most-scrutinized position competition of training camp. But now, I’m not so sure.

Brown, to no fault of his own, missed most of the first couple of weeks of training camp with back and hamstring injuries. But since his return, he hasn’t looked right.

He isn’t getting a ton of reps and he’s been extremely tentative, failing to get much separation on defensive backs. I’m sure the injuries have a lot to do with it, but Brown may be playing himself onto the roster bubble, especially if Michael Campanaro stays healthy and Jeremy Butler and Darren Waller have good preseasons.

Two weeks ago, I would have predicted with some confidence that the Ravens’ regular-season roster would include seven receivers: Steve Smith, Kamar Aiken, Brown, Campanaro, Breshad Perriman, Waller and Jeremy Butler. Now, I’m not so sure.

Fantasy Impact: 

Campanaro is making a push to be the team's slot receiver, and if Perriman returns and takes over as the WR2, then Brown will be vying with Aiken for snaps as the team's WR4. If Perriman remains sidelined, then Aiken/Brown could be battling for a starting job.

Kamar Aiken
Fox Sports
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Aug 17, 2015 · 6:21 PM EDT

Ravens first-round pick Breshad Perriman missed his 12th straight practice Monday with a knee injury. The No. 26 overall pick has been out since landing hard after a reception on July 30, but head coach John Harbaugh recently acknowledged that Perriman's injury might be more than just a bruise, according to The Baltimore Sun.

"He's got whatever they want to call it with his knee situation there," Harbaugh said. "It’s not something that’s going to keep him out for a long period of time, they tell me. If I was a doctor, I’d give you more. … We come out here, and we expect definitive answers on injuries from coaches. I didn’t take those classes in college. I wasn’t interested."

Harbaugh is still optimistic that Perriman will return during the preseason.

"He’ll be back sometime here in training camp, hopefully soon,” Harbaugh added. "I hate that he’s missing it, hate that he’s not out here. I’ve got a knot in the pit of my stomach, in some ways, about it. In other ways, I know it’s out of our control and I put it in God’s hands and let him take care of it. To me, that’s the best strategy right there."

Fellow receivers Kamar Aiken (leg) and Marlon Brown (back) were back at practice Monday while Michael Campanaro sat out for undisclosed reasons.

Steve Smith
ESPN
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Aug 15, 2015 · 11:05 AM EDT

WR Michael Campanaro's electric 45-yard touchdown in the Baltimore Ravens' preseason opener was the result of great route-running, determination after the catch and hard work to stay healthy this summer.

Campanaro is standing out in the Ravens' wide receiver competition because of his ability to make big plays and stay on the field. It shouldn't go unnoticed that Campanaro is the only returning receiver from last year's team to participate in every training camp practice this year.

Steve Smith received a veteran day off. Kamar Aiken sat out a day because of fatigue. Marlon Brown missed time with back and hamstring injuries. Plus, first-round pick Breshad Perriman injured his knee on the first day of camp and hasn't returned.

Suiting up every day is as much of a statement for Campanaro as his first touchdown in Baltimore.

"It feels great just being healthy, out there playing," Campanaro said. "I’m not even thinking about it. Just out there playing free.”

Fantasy Impact: 

Durability was one of the reasons why he lasted until the seventh round in 2014. Injuries curtailed his impact as a rookie. There's no one questioning his talent. Campanaro is a savvy pass catcher with great hands. In limited action last year, he was Joe Flacco's surest target, catching a team-best 84.6 percent of the the passes thrown his direction in the regular season and playoffs.

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