BALTIMORE _ After two months of webcam workouts, virtual learning and socially distanced team meetings, the Ravens' offseason program is over. Now comes a so-called dead period that could be teeming with news.
By July 28, when training camp is scheduled to open in Owings Mills, the Ravens should have some clarity on the future of their offseason's biggest investment, as well as some of their newest faces. They might also have some uncertainty over how to proceed in a league _ and with a roster _ diminished by a pandemic.
As the Ravens step back from football for a few weeks, forces inside and outside the Under Armour Performance Center will continue to shape their season. Here are four key questions to follow in the lead-up to training camp.
