Welcome into the Lounge presented by Draft Kings. I'm Ryan Mink here with Garrett Downing,

and OTAs are beginning for the Ravens. This is an exciting time of the year where it looks a little

bit more like practice out there. And we see some of these veterans in action and see the rookies

playing alongside those veterans.

So an exciting time, Garrett and I are going to break down which players these OTAs really matter

for most.

Of course, it matters for everybody.

But certain guys, you're going to really keep an eye on because they have some growth

to do or something to kind of show coaches during these OTAs.

Yeah, totally.

I think OTAs, they're important from a, just to set the table here for what they are and what they

aren't.

These are not padded practices, but they at least put the helmets on.

This is a time where it looks more like football.

Up until this point, there has been some on-field work, but it's not,

it doesn't really feel like a normal practice.

If you were just watching, it doesn't feel like a normal football practice.

But OTAs do.

They feel like a normal practice.

They're out there in uniforms.

And again, not padded, not full contact practices, but it's a big step in the direction

towards of what football looks like. And again, this is also voluntary. So. padded, not full contact practices, but it's a big step in the direction towards

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