Ravens rookies impress at University of Maryland open practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 10:01 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
The Baltimore Ravens held an open practice at the University of Maryland, focusing on their younger players while veterans rested. Key performances included cornerback Keyon Martin, who recorded two interceptions off quarterback Lamar Jackson, and running back Adam Randall, who showcased his dual-threat capabilities. Rookie linebacker Zion Young also made an impact in the backfield. Kicker Tyler Loop successfully converted a 43-yard field goal during a simulated game situation, aimed at recreating the pressure of an actual game. Head coach Jesse Minter emphasized the importance of performance with pads expected to be put on soon.
- •Ravens held an open practice at University of Maryland on August 1.
- •Keyon Martin intercepted Lamar Jackson twice during practice.
- •Adam Randall was used extensively in the run game and as a receiver.
- •Rookie linebacker Zion Young made notable defensive plays.
- •Kicker Tyler Loop made a 43-yard field goal in a pressure situation.
- 10:01 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens Rookies and Youth Shines at University of Maryland Open Practice
"The Baltimore Ravens allowed their youthful players to get plenty of work during their trip to the University of Maryland.
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