QB No. 1 - Lamar Jackson
The two-time MVP has dropped some weight as he heads into Year 2 with Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken.

QB No. 2 – Josh Johnson

Head Coach John Harbaugh has named Johnson the No. 2 quarterback and his presence gives the Ravens an experienced veteran in the backup role.

QB No. 3 - Devin Leary

The sixth-round pick has shown off his big arm in OTAs, something he was known for coming out of Kentucky.

QB No. 4 – Emory Jones

The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Jones threw for 2,219 yards last season at Cincinnati and was signed in May as an undrafted rookie.

RB No. 1 - Derrick Henry

Henry has certainly looked the part in OTAs with his elite size-speed combination.

RB No. 2 - Justice Hill

Hill can run between the tackles, bounce outside, catch passes, pick up blitzes and play special teams as a valuable member of the roster.

RB No. 3 - Keaton Mitchell

Mitchell won't return by Week 1 from his late season knee injury, Head Coach John Harbaugh said, but the explosive back should give the Ravens some burst when healthy.

RB No. 4 - Rasheen Ali

A fifth-round pick, Ali is now back on the field after recovering from a biceps injury suffered in the Senior Bowl.

RB No. 5 - Owen Wright

An undrafted rookie out of Monmouth last year, Wright contributed on special teams in 2023 and faces another uphill battle for a roster spot.

RB No. 6 – Chris Collier

Collier, a Division II All-American at Loch Haven, was signed in May as an undrafted rookie after rushing for 1,393 yards.

WR No. 1 - Zay Flowers

Flowers set the franchise rookie record for receiving yards (858) and could surpass his 77-catch season with a year of experience under his belt.

WR No. 2 – Rashod Bateman

This is a key season for the fourth-year receiver, who is healthy and slated to have a key role in the passing attack after recently signing a contract extension.

WR No. 3 – Nelson Agholor

Agholor re-signed with Baltimore after being a reliable weapon last year (35 catches, 381 yards, four touchdowns) and figures to have a similar role.

WR No. 4 - Devontez Walker

Walker's potential as an added deep threat could earn him a role as a rookie, particularly if he shows the polish to create separation on intermediate routes.

WR No. 5 - Tylan Wallace

Wallace's walk-off punt return to defeat the Rams was one of last season's golden moments, and special teams could be his best avenue to secure his roster position.

WR No. 6 - Deonte Harty

The Baltimore native was signed during free agency after making an impact with the Bills last season as a receiver (15 catches) and on special teams (punt return touchdown).

WR No. 7 - Sean Ryan

Ryan spent last season on the practice squad after being an undrafted rookie and will compete to earn a place on the 53-man roster.

WR No. 8 – Malik Cunningham

A college quarterback (Louisville) signed off the Patriots' practice squad last season, Cunningham has made a position switch and looked comfortable running routes at OTAs.

WR - Isaiah Washington

In five seasons at Rutgers, Washington had 74 receptions for 927 yards and three touchdowns.

WR - Keith Kirkwood

The newest Raven is entering his seventh NFL season and has 294 receiving yards and three scores in his career.

WR – Dayton Wade

Wade was seventh in the SEC in receiving yards (830) last season at Mississippi and has experience playing outside and in the slot.

WR – Qadir Ismail

The 6-foot-6 son of former Ravens receiver Qadry Ismail, Qadir was signed to the 90-man roster after being invited to rookie minicamp.

TE No. 1 - Mark Andrews

The three-time Pro Bowler made an impressive comeback from ankle surgery to play in the AFC Championship game and is always a premier player at his position.

TE No. 2 – Isaiah Likely

Likely (30 catches, 411 yards, five touchdowns) broke out after Andrews was injured, which should mean a bigger role in the offense in 2024.

TE No. 3 - Charlie Kolar

Kolar has the talent to be targeted more, but his best path to offensive playing time is as more of an inline blocker.

TE No. 4 - Scotty Washington

After being signed to the practice squad last November, Washington re-signed and is battling for a roster spot.

TE - Riley Sharp

The 25-year-old Sharp played most of his Oregon State career at outside linebacker but caught seven passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns in 2023.

TE - Mike Rigerman

Rigerman caught 21 touchdowns and had 1,807 receiving yards during his career at Findlay (Ohio).

FB No. 1 - Pat Ricard

The four-time Pro Bowler is one of the NFL's most punishing blockers and will have an opportunity to create alleys for Henry.

LT No. 1 - Ronnie Stanley

Injuries have plagued Stanley in recent seasons, but he's still only 30 years old and hopes to return to Pro Bowl form.

RT No. 1 - Daniel Faalele

Faalele could win the right tackle competition and has continued to improve during his two seasons in Baltimore.

OT No. 3 – Patrick Mekari

The versatile veteran remains ready to start or backup anywhere on the offensive line if necessary.

RT No. 2 – Roger Rosengarten

Second-round pick Rosengarten has a legitimate chance to go from starting at right tackle for Washington in the national championship to starting Week 1 for the Ravens.

OT No. 5 – Corey Bullock

Bullock, who can also play guard, spent his final college season at Maryland after four years at North Carolina Central.

OT No. 6 – Julian Pearl

Pearl started every game at left tackle for Illinois last season and was all Big 10 honorable mention.

OT No. 7 – Darrell Simpson

The 6-foot-6, 335-pound Simpson started 12 games at right tackle for Tulsa in 2023 but can also swing inside to play both guard positions.

RG No. 1 - Ben Cleveland

With three years of experience in Baltimore and seven career starts, this could be Cleveland's time to seize a role as a full-time starter.

RG No. 2 – Sala Aumavae-Laulu

A sixth-round pick in 2023, Aumavae-Laulu could challenge for a starting job, but may need more experience to beat out the competition.

LG No. 1 - Josh Jones

Signed during free agency, Jones has 24 career starts, which could give him the edge in an open competition at left guard.

LG No. 2 – Andrew Vorhees

After missing the 2023 season with a knee injury, Vorhees will also vie for a starting job after being a seventh-round pick in 2023.

OG No. 5 – TyKeem Doss

Doss spent last season on the practice squad as an undrafted rookie and hopes a year of experience will help him move up the depth chart.

OG No. 6 – Tashawn Manning

Manning was also on the practice squad in 2023 and spent his final college season at Kentucky after a five-year career at Auburn.

OG No. 7 - Darrian Dalcourt

Dalcourt started five games at guard for Alabama last season and is a native of Havre de Grace, Md.

C No. 1 – Tyler Linderbaum

Linderbaum has become a Pro Bowler in two seasons and looks like he'll be a stellar centerpiece in the offensive line for the next decade.

C No. 2 – Nick Samac

The seventh-round pick can also play guard, but Samac was Michigan State's starting center the past two seasons and that figures to be his best position as a rookie.

DL No. 1 - Justin Madubuike

Madubuike signed a well-deserved contract extension this offseason after becoming an All-Pro and during a dominant season in which he recorded a career-high 13 sacks.

DL No. 2 – Michael Pierce

After one of his best seasons in 2023, the 31-year-old Pierce signed a two-year contract extension in January and remains a key force on the defensive front.

DL No. 3 – Travis Jones

One of the team's strongest players, Jones is earning more snaps each season as he continues to tap into his potential.

DL No. 4 – Broderick Washington

Washington signed a three-year extension in 2023 and has established himself as a core member of the defensive line rotation.

DL No. 5 – Brent Urban

Urban has put together a solid career as a reliable and durable defensive lineman who has 150 tackles during his eight NFL seasons.

DL No. 6 – Rayshad Nichols

Nichols was undrafted in 2022 and has been on the practice squad for two seasons vying for a bigger role.

DL No. 7 - Deadrin Senat

Senat has spent the past six seasons as a backup in the NFL and played in 15 games the past two seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 6-foot, 314-pound tackle is significantly leaner than Pierce, but he has some intriguing explosion.

DT No. 8 - Josh Tupou

In six NFL seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, Tupou played in 65 games and made 23 starts. He posted 19 tackles each of the past two seasons and had a pair of sacks in 2022.

DL - Tramel Walthour

Walthour made five starts in 2023 as part of a talented defensive line rotation and won two national titles during his college career at Georgia.

DL - C.J. Ravenell

The 6-foot-5 Missouri Western product had 45 tackles and one sack last season and was named to the All-MIAA second team.

OLB No. 1 – Odafe Oweh

The Ravens announced April 30 that they have picked up Oweh's fifth-year option, as he continues to grow as an all-around pass rusher and run defender.

OLB No. 2 – Kyle Van Noy

Van Noy produced a career high 9 sacks in 2023 and re-signing him was one of Baltimore's biggest offseason moves.

OLB No. 3 – David Ojabo

There is anticipation to see what a healthy Ojabo will do after two injury-plagued seasons that have slowed the progress of a talented player.

OLB No. 4 – Malik Harrison

A solid run defender and special teamer, Harrison is one of the team's most physical tacklers and remains an important performer on special teams.

OLB No. 5 – Tavius Robinson

Getting 335 defensive reps as a rookie last season could help Robinson in his battle with Adisa Isaac and Ojabo to earn reps.

OLB No. 6 – Adisa Isaac

The third-round pick could be part of the outside linebacker rotation immediately, particularly on passing downs if he's getting to the opposing quarterback.

LB No. 7 – Malik Hamm

The Baltimore native was on injured reserve (ankle) in 2023 after making the initial 53-man roster as an undrafted rookie.

OLB No. 8 - Joe Evans

Evans led Iowa with 9.5 sacks last season and ranks fourth all-time at Iowa with 28 career sacks. He's worked at linebacker with the Ravens but could have some fullback position flexibility.

ILB No. 1 – Roquan Smith

Smith has been first-team All-Pro the past two seasons and has emerged as the emotional tone setter for Baltimore's defense.

ILB No. 2 – Trenton Simpson

Simpson will play a much larger role as the presumed starter next to Smith, and the Ravens showed confidence in him but not drafting an inside linebacker.

ILB No. 3 - Chris Board

Board signed for his second tenure in Baltimore during the offseason, and brings his talents as a special teams standout and capable linebacker.

ILB No. 4 – Josh Ross

Ross has been on the practice squad the past two seasons after joining the Ravens in 2022 as an undrafted free agent out of Michigan.

ILB - Yvandy Rigby

A native of Turks and Caicos, Rigby didn't begin playing football until age 14. In 35 career games with Temple, Rigby totaled 205 tackles and four sacks.

ILB - Deion Jennings

Jennings led Rutgers in tackles (95) in 2023 and had 251 tackles during his career. He also showed his chops in coverage with 12 pass breakups and an interception.

CB No. 1 – Marlon Humphrey

Staying healthy will the primary goal for Humphrey, a three-time Pro Bowler who was limited to a career-low 10 games in 2023.

CB No. 2 – Brandon Stephens

Stephens locked down a starting job last season and was impressive as the team's most consistent corner.

CB No. 3 – Nate Wiggins

Most draft experts thought Williams would be off the board at No. 30, and the first-round rookie adds talented depth at a key position where injuries are not uncommon.

CB No. 4 - Arthur Maulet

Maulet is a tenacious slot cornerback who loves the action inside, and the Ravens made re-signing him one of their offseason priorities.

CB No. 5 – Jalyn Armour-Davis

Staying on the field and stringing together solid practice days will be key for Armour-Davis to keep from being passed on the depth chart.

CB No. 6 – Damarion "Pepe" Williams

Williams doesn't have a guaranteed role, with the Ravens having safeties and corners capable of playing the slot effectively.

CB No. 7 - T.J. Tampa

Tampa is another rookie who stayed on the draft board longer than expected, and the fourth-round pick has a chip on his shoulder to earn playing time right away.

CB No. 8 - Tre Swilling

Entering his third season as a pro, Swilling finished last season on Baltimore's practice squad.

CB - Trayvon Mullen
A second-round pick of the Raiders in 2019, Mullen started 26 games in his first two seasons. He bounced to Arizona and Dallas in 2022 before spending the 2023 season in Baltimore on the non-football injury list. He's Lamar Jackson's cousin.

CB - Christian Matthew

A seventh-round pick of the Arizona Cardinals in 2022, Matthew played in 14 games and made three starts as a rookie before bouncing to Chicago midway through last year and then signing with Baltimore's practice squad near the end of the 2023 season.

CB - Bump Cooper Jr.

Cooper had four interceptions and 18 pass breakups over the past two seasons, showing versatility playing outside corner, slot corner, and safety at Oregon State.

CB - Ka'Dar Hollman

Now on his ninth NFL team, Hollman has 20 tackles, three pass deflections and one fumble recovery in his career.

S No. 1 - Kyle Hamilton

Hamilton emerged into an All-Pro game-changer in his second season, capable of making plays all over the field as a dynamic and versatile defender.

S No. 2 – Marcus Williams

Williams showed his toughness last season playing through injuries, and his range in the secondary makes quarterbacks reluctant to attack Baltimore downfield.

S No. 3 – Ar'Darius Washington

Washington can play safety or corner, but the Ravens have a need at backup safety and he could be the answer.

S No. 4 – Sanoussi Kane

Baltimore's final pick in the draft has a chance to find a role immediately, as a backup and on special teams.

S No. 5 - Jordan Toles

The local Morgan State product had three interceptions and a forced fumble in 2023, and he flashed his ball hawking ways during OTAs. If Toles keep making plays, he's going to be tough to keep off the roster.

S No. 6 - Beau Brade

Widely projected to be drafted, Brade signed with his hometown team with a chance to win a 53-man roster spot. An ankle injury that sidelined him for OTAs didn't help, however. The University of Maryland product will be looking look to prove himself during minicamp and training camp.

K – Justin Tucker

The most accurate kicker in NFL history gives the Ravens an important weapon who can turn in close games in their favor.

P – Jordan Stout

He became more consistent in Year 2 and his powerful leg should provide booming kicks for years to come.

LS No. 1 – Nick Moore

After missing last season with a torn Achilles, Moore is expected rejoin the Ravens' trio of specialists.

No. 2 LS - Randen Plattner

Plattner snapped at Kansas State and was a semifinalist for the Patrick Mannelly Long Snapper of the Year award last season.