Baltimore Beatdown on Ja'Kobi Lane

ArticleRavens release WR Chris Moore with rookie Ja’Kobi Lane nearing return
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Head coach Jesse Minter said on Monday that the 6-foot-4 wideout has "done a really good job" staying physically ready to play during his time on the sidelines. "I think he is in a really good place from a conditioning standpoint, from what he has been able to do with the training room and the rehab standpoint," Minter added.
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Lane eligible to return to practice; coach praises conditioning as tight end room struggles

Third-round rookie returning from injured reserve after Week 1 wrist fracture and surgery; eligible to return to practice Wednesday. Head coach Jesse Minter stated Lane has "done a really good job" staying physically ready and is "in a really good place from a conditioning standpoint" with training room and rehab work. Lane's 6-foot-4 size positions him as a potential big slot option in the middle of the field amid Ravens tight end room issues (Smythe out for season with torn Achilles, Hibner with hand injury, Andrews struggling with drops). Could take on inline duties and help with goal-to-go situations. Was Ravens' most exciting rookie in training camp with highlight-reel catches daily.

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