Training camp highlights can be deceiving. Every summer, we've seen familiar trends at every Baltimore Ravens workout session. Rookies make spectacular catches on offense, defenders generate excitement, and unknown talent inspires predictions about breakout seasons.
Some arrive. Some never do. The challenge for coaches is separating a good practice from signs of something more meaningful. Ja'Kobi Lane may be forcing that conversation. The rookie wide receiver continued his impressive training camp on Saturday and Sunday, adding more eye-catching plays to what has become one of the strongest camps by a Ravens newcomer.
Let's talk about Saturday. Those in attendance, including ESPN's Jamison Hensley, mentioned one instance where he beat cornerback Nate Wiggins on a deep route for a touchdown during a one-on-one drill. Later, he hauled in a one-handed back-shoulder catch from Tyler Huntley roughly 25 yards downfield.
The catches drew attention.
The reaction afterward may have been even more significant.
#every #camp #catches #baltimore
Some arrive. Some never do. The challenge for coaches is separating a good practice from signs of something more meaningful. Ja'Kobi Lane may be forcing that conversation. The rookie wide receiver continued his impressive training camp on Saturday and Sunday, adding more eye-catching plays to what has become one of the strongest camps by a Ravens newcomer.
Let's talk about Saturday. Those in attendance, including ESPN's Jamison Hensley, mentioned one instance where he beat cornerback Nate Wiggins on a deep route for a touchdown during a one-on-one drill. Later, he hauled in a one-handed back-shoulder catch from Tyler Huntley roughly 25 yards downfield.
The catches drew attention.
The reaction afterward may have been even more significant.
#every #camp #catches #baltimore
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