Hear from the Baltimore Ravens' rookies at minicamp

The Baltimore Ravens held rookie minicamp over the weekend at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills.The Ravens invited 33 players to the camp, including all nine of this year's draft class, headlined by the Ravens first-round pick cornerback, Nate Wiggins, who will wear No. 2 for the club. "I mean, I think the biggest message is that you're here for a reason. 'You're in the NFL for a reason and don't underestimate your ability to fulfill your dreams. Don't underestimate that possibility,' and they generally don't. (The) guys are confident; they're excited. And, (you) know that you're here with the Ravens for a reason. You liked us; we liked you. Everybody understands how we play and what we believe in. They know our identity, and that's your identity. That's why you're here. So, be great at great, be great at that, and see where it takes you," Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said. The Ravens managed to fill many needs through the draft and are excited about what they could get from this year's class of rookies. This class was known for its speed and the Ravens got some of the fastest players at their positions."Just with being around a whole bunch of new people and learning a whole new scheme, there are some differences. I've just got to get used to it," cornerback T.J. Tampa said on the adjustments he must make for the NFL."Coming from college, I feel like, it's good. I visited a lot of teams; a lot of teams don't have good facilities, but I feel like this is one of the best ones. So, I feel like that - it's great," cornerback Nate Wiggins said about the Ravens facilities at the Under Armour Performance Center."(My) biggest takeaway is attention to detail. In college, they just throw a play at you, (and) you just go out there and do it. Here, you have to remember every little thing. Any little, small thing, it messes up the whole play, everything that is going on, so I would say attention to detail is the biggest takeaway," wide receiver Devontez Walker said.Read more about the Ravens' draft picks here.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. —

The Baltimore Ravens held rookie minicamp over the weekend at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills.

The Ravens invited 33 players to the camp, including all nine of this year's draft class, headlined by the Ravens first-round pick cornerback, Nate Wiggins, who will wear No. 2 for the club.

"I mean, I think the biggest message is that you're here for a reason. 'You're in the NFL for a reason and don't underestimate your ability to fulfill your dreams. Don't underestimate that possibility,' and they generally don't. (The) guys are confident; they're excited. And, (you) know that you're here with the Ravens for a reason. You liked us; we liked you. Everybody understands how we play and what we believe in. They know our identity, and that's your identity. That's why you're here. So, be great at great, be great at that, and see where it takes you," Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said.

The Ravens managed to fill many needs through the draft and are excited about what they could get from this year's class of rookies. This class was known for its speed and the Ravens got some of the fastest players at their positions.

"Just with being around a whole bunch of new people and learning a whole new scheme, there are some differences. I've just got to get used to it," cornerback T.J. Tampa said on the adjustments he must make for the NFL.

"Coming from college, I feel like, it's good. I visited a lot of teams; a lot of teams don't have good facilities, but I feel like this is one of the best ones. So, I feel like that - it's great," cornerback Nate Wiggins said about the Ravens facilities at the Under Armour Performance Center.

"(My) biggest takeaway is attention to detail. In college, they just throw a play at you, (and) you just go out there and do it. Here, you have to remember every little thing. Any little, small thing, it messes up the whole play, everything that is going on, so I would say attention to detail is the biggest takeaway," wide receiver Devontez Walker said.

Read more about the Ravens' draft picks here.

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