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Lamar Jackson is entering the Ravens’ opening week with an encouraging assessment of his health. Speaking Tuesday, September 8, the quarterback said he felt fully healthy as Baltimore prepares to visit Indianapolis on September 13. The update gives the Ravens a firmer starting point after an injury-disrupted 2025 season.

The Commanders Week 1 depth chart gives Washington fans a clearer picture of the team heading toward its September 13 opener at Philadelphia. Released Tuesday, September 8, the chart lists Sonny Styles alongside Frankie Luvu at linebacker and Treylon Burks in the first group of receivers with Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs.

Baltimore will open the season with Gwyn at center against Indianapolis, giving the fourth-year lineman the first start of his NFL career.

Baltimore has not played a regular-season snap yet, but Hendrickson’s summer work is already showing why the Ravens made their largest outside free-agent commitment.

District PM Alliance will represent the Commanders through development, design and construction of the club’s planned RFK stadium and campus.

Nnamdi Madubuike took part in team drills for the first time this summer, while Zay Flowers returned to Ravens practice after a two-week absence.

Anthony Levine Sr. says Tyler Loop has welcomed Jake Moody’s arrival, while Baltimore still expects Loop to handle the opener in Indianapolis.

Nick Allegretti’s practice return gives Washington a chance to rebuild continuity up front as Brandon Coleman adjusts at tackle and the Eagles await.

The Ravens rookie landed among league executives’ breakout candidates after a summer of contested catches and growing work with Lamar Jackson.

Undrafted rookies Joe Fagnano and Ethan Burke made Baltimore’s initial roster, while Adisa Isaac and Jake Moody headline the practice squad.

Washington kept rookie Athan Kaliakmanis as its third quarterback, then placed Laremy Tunsil and Jer’Zhan Newton on injured reserve.

Washington announced 34 releases, two injured-reserve moves and a PUP designation Sunday. Seventh waiver priority leaves room for another round of changes.

Baltimore’s cutdown picture includes reported departures for Adisa Isaac and Rayshaun Benny, plus a confirmed C.J. Okoye trade. A complete official 53 remains unverified.

Baltimore and the Ravens honor O.J. Brigance, a Super Bowl champion whose courage and service reshaped his bond with the city.

J.J. McCarthy Vikings QB2 status follows Minnesota’s decision to start Kyler Murray, but the former first-round pick says he plans to remain prepared.

Rams receiver Puka Nacua left a joint practice with the Cowboys because of groin soreness, with no verified timetable announced.

The three-year extension runs through 2030 and places Williams second among defensive tackles in average annual value.

Baltimore is evaluating cornerback Nate Wiggins after a lower-body injury forced him out of Tuesday’s training-camp practice.

The New England Patriots have secured one of quarterback Drake Maye’s most dependable targets beyond the 2026 season. New England announced an extension for veteran tight end Hunter Henry on Monday. The team did not disclose financial terms. ESPN reported that the two-year agreement is worth $16 million, can reach $20 million with incentives and includes a $4.2 million signing bonus and $14.5 million guaranteed. That sourcing distinction matters: the extension is team-confirm

Washington will learn Tunsil’s recovery timetable after surgery and plans to move forward internally with Brandon Coleman.