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Ray Lewis defies age in middle of Ravens' defense
Thirteen seasons later, Ray Lewis isn't much different from the 21-year-old rookie who played middle linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens with his own brand of passion and fervor.  Ravens’ other Ray seeks greatnessRavens running back Ray Rice is Rutgers all-time leading rusher and a second-team All-American, but his collegiate accomplishments now mean nothing.  It’s time to see how the Ravens answer their questionsAs the Ravens line up today at McDaniel College for the first, full-squad workout of their 13th training camp, the team is shadowed by a laundry list of questions as it prepares for a season all about transition.
Inside the Baltimore Ravens' realm
Trevor Pryce is the star of the day: The defensive end appeared ready to play Tuesday as the 12-year veteran tries to bounce back from an injury-plagued 2007. Pryce appeared in just five games last season after he broke his wrist and later tore a pectoral muscle. The 6-foot-5, 286-pound Pryce even stepped in and played some defensive back as just rookies, quarterbacks and injured veterans participated in practice.
Trio of Ravens QB begin friendly competition
All three Baltimore Ravens quarterbacks seem to genuinely like each other, which makes for a rather friendly competition in their bid to claim the starting job.  Baltimore Ravens let the battle of the quarterbacks beginThe Ravens have $30 million reasons to believe in their first-round draft pick.  Baltimore Ravens hope Trevor Pryce is ready for seasonThe Ravens designed the first two days of training camp to acclimate quarterbacks and rookies before the veterans arrive on Wednesday. But the practices also offered players who ended last season on injured reserve the chance to get a jump-start on proving they have returned to full heath.  Zbikowski fighting for spot in Ravens’ nestA year ago, Tom Zbikowski was getting ready for Notre Dame’s preseason workouts as a fifth-year senior captain assured to start at strong safety.  For Ravens, it’s training dayJohn Harbaugh tapped his feet, as he was antsy to begin his first training camp as head coach in the National Football League. But when he steps on to the field at McDaniel College in Westminster this morning, he’ll view it in the same manner as the previous 24 he’s worked as an assistant coach.
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