The Baltimore Ravens closed out Monday's practice in style.
Just because the regular season is here doesn't mean that the Baltimore Ravens can't still have some fun.
Only two linemen actually made the fair catch: Andrew Vorhees and Patrick Mekari, with the former catching both of his chances. Vorhees, the projected starting left guard, has experience catching punts from his days at Kingsburg High School in California. One of his coaches, former Nebraska tight end Hunter Teafatiller, even gave him a lesson in how to catch punts.
On the other hand, some linemen didn't fare quite as well. Offensive coordinator Todd Monken specifically named Ben Cleveland and Roger Rosengarten as players who were "too casual" during the drill.
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