With NFL training camp quickly approaching, teams are already thinking about how their initial 53-man rosters will shape out. Of course, preseason will be the key for most players, but camp is the first test for many rookies and fringe-roster players. For the Baltimore Ravens, their deep roster will include several brutal roster battles throughout the period.
One battle Baltimore will have to keep an eye on is the wide receiver room. The starting trio is set in stone with Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and DeAndre Hopkins. It looks like one of the best starting groups in Ravens history, and the depth is there, too.