Ravens training camp attendance report 8/14: Eri

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c Weddle receives the day off The Baltimore Ravens have finished the training camp portion of the preseason , which means fans will no longer be able to attend practices, while the media will have limited availability. Nevertheless, the Ravens held a ‘walkthrough’ practice on Tuesday and only six players were absent.Head coach John Harbaugh announced during his press conference on Tuesday that Quincy Adeboyejo, Jaylen Hill, and Bam Bradley will all likely start the regular season on the PUP list. Defensive back Eric Weddle missed the walkthrough, but he is not dealing with an injury. He was likely given the day off as Baltimore has done this entire training camp with several of their veteran players.Undrafted free agent linebacker Alvin Jones also missed practice. He was on the sidelines for the third consecutive practice, which could be a concerning development for him. Jones is considered to be on the roster bubble , and he needs to have a strong preseason performance in order to make the 53-man roster. Defensive back Bennett Jackson has missed every practice this week. He is fighting an uphill battle to make the roster, but he has not consistently been on the practice field. Although Jackson had an impressive showing in the Hall of Fame Game, he has yet to build off of that performance.The Ravens will have Wednesday off and practice in Baltimore on Thursday before heading to Indianapolis for two joint practices before their Monday night preseason game. All season long, Baltimore Beatdown staff members will choose the winner for each match up, vying to predict the most games correctly. Participate in the polls at the bottom of this article to help predict who will win in Week 3!Current standings:Jake and Kyle B.Kyle A., Logan and Vasilis Frank, Sage and Baltimore Beatdown readersDustin and ZachAn analysis of the Baltimore Beatdown staff picksConsensus winnersPackers win on the road against Washington (GB -3.0)Vikings defeat the Bills (MIN -16.5)Jaguars are victorious over the Titans (JAX -1.0)Rams beat the Chargers in the battle for Los Angeles (LAR -7.0)Bears defeat the Cardinals in Arizona (CHI -6.0)Patriots secure a victory in Detroit (NE -7.0)Baltimore Beatdown contributors agreed on double the amount of games compared to Week 2. The staff expects Green Bay to move on from their tie with Minnesota , handing the Redskins their second loss in a row. Similarly, the Vikings should beat Buffalo easily, as the team is in such turmoil players are retiring at halftime. Todd Gurley is anticipated to continue his strong start, having already scored three touchdowns and rushed for 11 first downs in 2018. While Mitchell Trubisky still needs to develop, the Cardinals should be overwhelmed by Chicago’s defense and drop to 0-3 on the year. The Patriots will look to bounce back from their loss in Jacksonville when they face the Lions in Josh Gordon’s first game with New England. ‘Lone wolf’ picksLogan is the only writer to select the Giants (HOU -6.0) and the 49ers (KC -6.5) to win in Week 3. Zach went against the majority in choosing the Colts to defeat the defending champs. (PHI -6.5)It is hard to envision a struggling Eli Manning and a mediocre offensive line winning on the road against the Texans defense, despite both teams entering the contest win-less. Patrick Mahomes has been the toast of the league early on, and he will likely be energized for the season opener in Kansas City. Finally cleared for contact , Carson Wentz will look to make his season debut a positive one when the Eagles host Andrew Luck and the Colts. What team(s) will get their first victory of the season?The 2018 Browns are far more talented than the Cleveland rosters of years past, which has shown in their first two games that ended in a tie with Pittsburgh and a missed field goal against the Saints. Expect the hometown crowd to be fired up for a victory over rookie Sam Darnold and the Jets. (CLE -3.0)Jon Gruden has not had the best homecoming, starting the year 0-2 with the Raiders. Five out of nine writers think that Derek Carr and company will leave Miami with their first victory, even with the Dolphins imposing running game, improved quarterback play from Ryan Tannehill and strong performances from rookie safety Minkah Fitzpatrick. (MIA -3.0)In a battle to improve to 1-2, eight out of nine writers predict that J.J. Watt and the Texans will perform well at home and defeat the Giants. (HOU -6.0)The Seahawks are a shell of their former Super Bowl rosters, as Russell Wilson is left hanging to dry by an ineffective offensive line and the Legion of Boom is long disbanded. However , six out of nine staff members believe that Seattle will rebound when they host a Dallas team that looked lost against the Panthers in Week 1. (SEA -1.5)Five out of nine contributors believe the Steelers will silence the Antonio Brown and Le’Veon Bell drama by spoiling Ryan Fitzpatrick’s improbable success quarterbacking the Buccaneers. Otherwise, Pittsburgh will be starving for a victory when they host the Ravens in Week 4. (PIT -1.0)All writers’ picks can be found in the table below. NFL Week 3 PicksGamesDustinFrankJakeKyle A.Kyle B. LoganSageVasilisZachBB ReadersGamesDustinFrankJakeKyle A.Kyle B. LoganSageVasilisZachBB ReadersPick the winner of every Week 3 contest below! Also, be sure to sign up for FanPulse to answer three poll questions every week!

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