Ravens training camp observations on Tony Jefferson’s big play, a slow-developing RB battle and more – The Denver Post

When the Ravens shook up their training camp schedule this offseason, coach John Harbaugh knew there’d be days like Tuesday, practices where the coaching staff’s stated goal — “Be fast and be perfect” — applied as much to the tedium of special teams execution as to the thrill of 11-on-11 work.

Tuesday’s practice, carried out in shoulder pads, helmets and shorts, was a changeup in both pace and purpose after Monday’s first padded practice. The highlight of the first hour of work might’ve been a 55-yard coffin-corner punt from rookie Jordan Stout. The team’s quarterbacks and a handful of veterans didn’t take the practice field until about 2:05 p.m., 30 minutes after practice was scheduled to start. A handful of starters were missing, either taking the day off or…