The Baltimore Ravens knew they were getting an oft-injured player in Jaire Alexander, and those concerns are already cropping up.

The Ravens added to their secondary options on Monday. They announced the signing of defensive back Thomas Graham. Graham played one game for the Steelers last season and he played in 11 games for the Bears and Browns during the 2021 and 2022 seasons.

It won’t be the focus right away,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said of facing Joe Flacco in Week 2, “but it’ll be in the back of our minds.”

We’ve had two weeks’ worth of preseason games, injuries, and press conference updates. Let’s take a look at where I think players stand now for each position group heading into the last week of preseason.

The celebration will be highlighted on Sept. 14 vs. the Browns and with a Super Bowl XXXV reunion on Dec. 7 vs. Steelers.

The Cowboys managed just 51 rushing yards vs the Ravens, and Brian Schottenheimer says the answer is more physical play up front.

Ravens outside linebacker Adisa Isaac will undergo surgery to repair ligament damage in his dislocated elbow, coach John Harbaugh said Monday.

Rookie kicker Tyler Loop appears locked in, but there are plenty of questions elsewhere, including safety, offensive tackle and edge rusher.

John Harbaugh on facing Joe Flacco, who was named the Browns’ starting QB, in Week 2 in Baltimore: “Joe’s homecoming will be a big story. We know Joe can sling it.” pic.twitter.com/Wy41oxDqKW

Coach John Harbaugh said there are “more than 53 guys that would be good enough” to make the Ravens. Here’s a look at who those 53 could be.