Ravens emphasize balance for Jaylinn Hawkins' aggressive play
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 12:46 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
At Baltimore Ravens training camp, safety Jaylinn Hawkins has shown significant aggression but has also caused a few injuries to teammates, including a quad contusion for Zay Flowers. Head coach Jesse Minter acknowledged the need for Hawkins to maintain his physical style while also being aware of avoiding unnecessary collisions in practice. The Ravens aim for Hawkins to play aggressively during games while also recognizing safe opportunities in practice settings. Minter's approach seeks to preserve Hawkins' effectiveness without jeopardizing teammate safety as preparations continue for the regular season.
- •Hawkins collided with Zay Flowers, causing a quad contusion.
- •Minter supports Hawkins' aggressive style but seeks better awareness in practice.
- •The Ravens prioritize physicality without risking injuries to key players.
- •Hawkins needs to understand when aggression is unnecessary in practice.
- •Baltimore aims to enhance defensive challenge while maintaining safety.
- 12:46 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens want Jaylinn Hawkins aggressive but under control
"Jesse Minter wants Jaylinn Hawkins to preserve his aggressive mindset while becoming more aware of unnecessary collisions with Ravens teammates.
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