Cornerback Marlon Humphrey has been absent from much of the Ravens’ offseason training, spending most of his time doing individual work on the field. This has raised concerns about his readiness for the upcoming training camp.
Following the final minicamp practice on Thursday, Head Coach John Harbaugh addressed the media about Humphrey’s absence. He cited it as due to “just nagging things,” but reassured that Humphrey is expected to be ready for training camp and that his absence should not be a major concern.
Humphrey has a history of injuries, missing the start of last season with a foot injury that required surgery. He also suffered from a lingering calf injury that sidelined him for four games. Although he made a comeback for the AFC Championship game, his playing time was limited to just 13 snaps after missing the two previous games. The Ravens are hoping for a healthier season from Humphrey as they look to make a deep playoff run.
