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Ravens defense shines on day 2 of training camp with multiple interceptions
The Ravens defense made a statement on the second day of training camp, recording three interceptions during Thursday's practice. Linebackers Trenton Simpson and Malaki Starks each picked off passes as the defense showed why they're considered one of the NFL's elite units.
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PFF has named the Ravens as the 10th best defensive line in the league in their article “2025 NFL defensive line rankings: T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward propel Steelers to No. 1” by Zoltán Buday.
The Ravens, as talented as they are, could use fresh legs along the edge, and it's already been reported that Green has begun to flourish in Baltimore's defensive system in summer scrimmages.
The Ravens weren’t exactly stellar on that side of the ball last season; they finished 31st in the league in passing defense, allowing an average of 244.1 yards per game.
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