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The Ravens released wide receiver Miles Boykin on April 18 in a move that will save them about $2.5 million against the cap but strikes another blow against general manager Eric DeCosta’s first draft class, which three years later has failed to produce more than one established NFL starter.
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When the NFL’s Crucial Catch initiative announced openings for program ambassadors, Ravens WR Miles Boykin came aboard immediately. “It might be a nuisance,” Boykin said of the importance of regular screenings, “but a nuisance that can save your life, a nuisance that can help your loved ones.”
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Rashod Bateman and Lamar Jackson have hardly had any practice time together since the spring, but from the time they have spent together, Jackson described Bateman as “a great route runner” with “sneaky speed.”
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While he knows it’s foolhardy to draw conclusions from one game, Bo Smolka says there are plenty of reasons to believe Ravens wide receivers stand to be a larger part of the team’s offense this season.
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With a young, fast receiving corps and a third-year quarterback, the Ravens are hoping to advance their passing attack. Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin are major keys to that effort.
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“You can go out to the park and just run around, run routes,” Ravens WR Miles Boykin said of staying in shape during the COVID-19 pandemic. “… You just have to stay in shape by any means necessary.”
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