The Baltimore Ravens altered their routine on Friday, holding meetings ahead of an afternoon walk-through, but did not cancel a practice despite an announcement that indicated that was planned, a team source told ESPN's Jamison Hensley.
An email from Ravens PR on Friday said the team's morning practice was off for a "team unifying session surrounding social justice reform." But the source said the Ravens actually met for film review and position meetings, describing it as a transition from training camp to a regular-season mode.
Baltimore also practiced Thursday but had planned to meet afterward to discuss social justice reform efforts.