In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down Calais Campbell's contract details with the Baltimore Ravens and why the team decided against using void years in the deal. We also take a deep look at the Ravens' current salary cap situation, potential roster casualties, and why more tough decisions could still be ahead this offseason.

Plus, we discuss what these moves could signal about the Ravens' bigger plans moving forward and react to the NFL's new referee agreement and why it's a major positive for the league long term.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down a big question surrounding the Baltimore Ravens right now… are they going all in?

With Kyle Van Noy saying he wants to return, we discuss whether the Ravens should bring him back or look elsewhere for one more impactful addition to the pass rush. Could another veteran move still be coming, or is it time to trust the younger guys already on the roster?

We also zoom out and talk big picture—what does "all in" really mean for this team? There's been some chatter around Lamar Jackson and the long-term outlook, and we discuss whether an extension could be on the horizon and how aggressive the Ravens should be right now.

Plus:

• Calais Campbell's return is now official
• Ja'Kobi Lane and Elijah Sarratt representing the Ravens at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere
• Updates on the referee situation across the league

It feels like the Ravens might not be done yet… so what's next?

The Baltimore Ravens rookie minicamp rolls on, and Day 2 gave us a much clearer picture of how this 2026 class is starting to adjust to the NFL.

In this episode of The Flock Rundown, we break down the biggest takeaways from Day 2, including which rookies are beginning to stand out, how players looked during drills, and what's already translating from college to this level. From movement, energy, and attention to detail, you can start to see who's picking things up quickly early on.

We also hear from Vega Ioane, Jesse Minter, Josh Cuevas, Chandler Rivers, and Adam Randall as they share their first impressions of NFL practices, the speed of the game, and what stands out about the culture being built in Baltimore.

One of the biggest themes from Day 2 is the structure and intensity being set early under Jesse Minter. Even in a minicamp setting, there's a clear emphasis on discipline, communication, and execution—something that could pay off in a big way as the season approaches.

It's still early, but these first impressions matter more than people think when it comes to development, competition, and identifying potential contributors.

A lot to take away from Day 2—let's get into it.