Ravens defense shines on Day 3 of training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
During the Baltimore Ravens' third training camp practice on July 31, the defense dominated against the offense. Lamar Jackson faced pressure throughout the session, culminating in an interception by Malaki Starks on the final play. Various defensive players, including Trey Hendrickson and Tavius Robinson, consistently disrupted the offense's rhythm. Kicker Tyler Loop successfully converted all field goal attempts, showcasing reliability. The Ravens saw the return of Adisa Isaac and Bilhal Kone to practice after their time on the PUP list, adding depth to the roster. As training camp continues, defense has clearly been in control.
- •Defense dominated practice, with multiple pressure plays on Lamar Jackson.
- •Malaki Starks intercepted Jackson, ending practice on a high note for defense.
- •Tyler Loop was perfect on field goal attempts, including a 56-yarder.
- •Adisa Isaac and Bilhal Kone returned to practice after PUP list stints.
- •Competition among players continues to strengthen roster depth.
- 4:33 PMYahoo Sports — Five takeaways from Day 3 of Ravens training camp
"Baltimore’s defense dominated Day 3 as Malaki Starks intercepted Lamar Jackson and the edge rushers consistently created pressure
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