Veterans, and some injury returners, expected to report for duty.
Organized Team Activities are voluntary. Minicamp is mandatory. Thus, it’s expected that the full roster will be in attendance this week.
The Ravens have had nearly everybody at some point during OTAs, but it will be the debut for outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who was re-signed to a two-year deal this offseason.
Baltimore’s defense won’t look the same as last year’s with new coordinator Zach Orr and without a couple of its top players, but the return of Van Noy will help give a fuller picture of the talent that remains.
Head Coach John Harbaugh also said he expects veteran cornerback Marlon Humphrey to practice this week, possibly as a full participant. Nose tackle Michael Pierce could put on his jersey for the first time this offseason, and rookie third-round outside linebacker Adisa Isaac may practice for the first time with veterans after suffering a hamstring injury during rookie minicamp.
Seeing the full roster, or at least close to it, will offer a picture of how strong the 2024 Ravens should be again.