The Ravens are one of 26 NFL teams with their first full-team training camp practice on July 22. The Los Angeles Chargers, coached by brother Jim Harbaugh, are the only team that has their rookies arrive earlier (July 12) for training camp than Baltimore's.

According to the NFL, the Ravens’ rookies will report on July 15. A week later, July 22, the veterans will report to camp and will be the first day of media availability.

On Wednesday, the league published the joint practices timeline, which will run from Aug. 5 through Aug. 21. Teams are allowed to conduct up to four joint practices and typically share training grounds leading up to a preseason game. However, league rules forbid teams from having joint practices the day before the tune-up matches.