For the second straight day, the Ravens didn’t put on helmets at OTAs and targeted on execution.
However, there was loads of competitors. An interception by third-year cornerback Damarion “Pepe” Williams close to the purpose line was one of many day’s highlights.
After making the catch, Williams ran the size of the sector to complete the play, and it was one other illustration of how a lot depth the Ravens have at cornerback.
Williams and Jalyn Armour-Davis are each getting into their third seasons, competing for enjoying time in a deep cornerback rotation. With Marlon Humphrey not collaborating in voluntary OTAs this week, Williams and Armour-Davis have gotten extra reps and have taken benefit of the chance.
It stays to be seen how Williams and Armour-Davis match into Baltimore’s cornerback combine. The Ravens are deep at the place in a rotation that features starters Humphrey and Brandon Stephens, slot nook Arthur Maulet, first-round choose Nate Wiggins, fourth-round choose T. J. Tampa and veteran Trayvon Mullen.
Williams and Armour-Davis have been affected by accidents throughout their first two seasons and this can be a large marketing campaign for each gamers. With his interception on Thursday and powerful play throughout OTAs, Williams is clearly rising to the problem.
Here are another notes from Thursday’s session:
- Outside linebacker Odafe Oweh burst into the backfield to explode a designed run that includes large receiver Zay Flowers. If there was an award for many spectacular defensive participant throughout OTAs, Oweh could be a powerful candidate.
