A thumb injury to backup quarterback Robert Griffin III put a damper on what was otherwise a sharp performance by the Ravens offense during the team’s free, open practice at M&T Bank Stadium.
Playing in front of an announced crowd of 28,312, quarterback Lamar Jackson had his best practice of the camp thus far, connecting on several deep throws and converting red-zone opportunities. Most notable were a pair of 40-plus-yard completions to rookie wide receiver Miles Boykin, who has been a standout early in camp.
Jackson lofted a 44-yard touchdown pass to Boykin during one drill as Boykin got behind Jimmy Smith and safety help from DeShon Elliott never came. Later, Jackson again connected with Boykin against Smith, with Boykin making a nice recovery on a ball that was slightly underthrown.
