With the Baltimore Ravens rookies having already reported and the rest of the team set to join them this week, now is the time to examine which players have the most to gain by stringing together strong showings in training camp practices and carrying it over into the preseason. After being hampered by injuries in his first couple of seasons and failing to consistently see the field or even be active for games last year, the 2022 second-rounder is heading into contract year without a secure roster spot, let alone even a rotational role on defense. To earn both, Ojabo will need to stay healthy first and foremost, and then dominate or consistently flash his disruptive playmaking ability off the edge, especially once pads are on, when the team participates in joint practices and exhibition contests. The offseason addition of experienced veteran backup signal caller Cooper Rush marked the most significant investment the Ravens have made to their No. 2 spot behind two-time league MVP Lamar Jackson on the depth chart.