The Baltimore Ravens have begun their offseason training activities (OTAs) with strong attendance from veterans, although quarterback Lamar Jackson was notably absent for some sessions. Despite his absence, offensive coordinator Todd Monken expressed no concern, while the team focused on various competitions and position battles as they prepare for the upcoming season. Highlights from the first week include a kicker showdown and significant participation from rookies and veterans alike. As the OTAs continue, the Ravens are looking to establish their roster and strengthen their tactical approach, aiming to make a notable comeback in the upcoming season.