Ravens defense excels during joint practice against Commanders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 5:24 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

The Baltimore Ravens showcased a strong defensive performance during their joint practice with the Washington Commanders on August 26, 2026. Baltimore’s defense exerted control over the session, limiting the Commanders' offense throughout. Kyle Hamilton made a notable interception, while the defensive line pressured quarterback Jayden Daniels consistently. The practice included a competitive fourth-down situation, but the controlled setting made it difficult to determine a clear outcome. Baltimore's defensive unit has been particularly dominant throughout the summer practices, setting a high standard as the season opener approaches.
- •Ravens defense limits Commanders' offensive production throughout practice.
- •Kyle Hamilton intercepts a pass in the end zone.
- •Tavius Robinson and others pressure QB Jayden Daniels multiple times.
- •Practice includes a final competitive fourth-down opportunity.
- •Baltimore's defense has been consistent throughout summer practices.
- 5:24 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens defense delivers another statement during joint practice
"Kyle Hamilton and Baltimore’s pass rush controlled most of the session as the Ravens delivered another dominant defensive performance
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