Baltimore Ravens QB Dayne Crist was brought back as a camp arm only because QB Tyrod Taylor (concussion) was being evaluated for concussion this past week after getting hurt in the last preseason game against the Carolina Panthers. It is a chance for Crist to show what he can do to other NFL teams, as the QB position in Baltimore appears to be set with QBs Joe Flacco, Tyrod Taylor and Caleb Hanie at the top three spots.
Ravens | Dayne Crist gets chance for audition

Baltimore Ravens C Gino Gradkowski appears to be the frontrunner for the starting center job over C A.Q. Shipley, but no official winner has been declared.
Ravens | No winner call in C race

Baltimore Ravens WR Deonte Thompson (foot) remains sidelined due to a sprained left foot, but he has been making progress recently, according to a league source. He has not yet been ruled out for the regular season opener Sept. 5 against the Denver Broncos.
Ravens | Deonte Thompson making progress

Baltimore Ravens DE Arthur Jones (personal) missed practice for a third straight day Tuesday, Aug. 27, as he deals with a personal medical issue, according to head coach John Harbaugh.
Ravens | Arthur Jones away from team

Baltimore Ravens DT Haloti Ngata (personal) returned to practice Tuesday, Aug. 27, after being away from the team for a few days to tend to a personal reason.
Ravens | Haloti Ngata back on practice field

Cleveland Browns RB Trent Richardson has developed chemistry with his offensive line thanks to his availability in training camp this year. Last year, he had surgery on his knee just after camp began. His timing and rhythm with his group of blockers are much improved over last year’s. OT Joe Thomas believes Richardson has grown as a player, too. ‘I’m expecting some great things from him this year,’ said the lineman.
Browns | Trent Richardson, OL have more chemistry