The Ravens will have a walk-through practice this afternoon and second-year wide receiver Breshad Perriman will be part of it. 

Ravens coach John Harbaugh announced today that Perriman, the team's first-round pick in the 2015 draft, has been activated from the physically unable to perform list.  

Perriman missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury and then he sustained a partially torn ACL in his left knee during the final week of organized team activities. 

"He’ll continue to practice as the trainers allow him to," Harbaugh said.

A week after pass rusher Terrell Suggs practiced for the first time in training camp, strong-side linebacker Elvis Dumervil passed his physical and was activated from the physically unable to perform list. 

Dumervil, who had offseason surgery on his foot, is practicing Monday for the first time this summer. In the past week, the Ravens have gotten back Suggs, Dumervil and wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. from the PUP list.

When Dumervil walked on the field this morning, Suggs yelled, "Who the [heck] is 58?"

The Ravens got two of their best players back at practice last week and then won a preseason road game 19-18 in Indianapolis.

Click through the photo gallery above to see which five players are trending up and which five have fallen recently.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh was pleased his players found a way to win another preseason game Saturday night, yet clearly angered at breakdowns in areas which are normally strengths for his team.

Harbaugh turned up the heat following the Ravens' 19-18 victory over the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, warning that penalties are going to cost players roster spots. He also challenged members of his special teams units and criticized the Ravens' normally vaunted run defense.

"It's not good run defense for the Ravens to give up three yards.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh is learning a little more about rookie outside linebacker Matthew Judon every day, and he thinks it’s about time the fifth-round pick gets a bigger test.   

“What I would like to do next week is put him against starting offensive tackles and see how he does,” Harbaugh said after the Ravens’ 19-18 victory over the Indianapolis Colts Saturday.

Through two preseason games, Judon, who had a nation-leading 21 sacks last year for Grand Valley State, has thrived while working mostly against second and third-team offensive linemen.

At a time where John Harbaugh's coaching staff should be getting a better feel for the 2016 Ravens, the team continues to give off mixed messages. The first half Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts was a case study.

The offense looked inept for a couple of possessions, but it also moved effortlessly down the field for two first-half touchdown drives. The defense continued to give up ground, and the starters allowed another lengthy drive on the first series.

It’s been widely assumed that Ryan Mallett has all but locked up the backup quarterback job, but Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said that Josh Johnson remains very much in the conversation.

Harbaugh’s comments came after Johnson capped off a 19-18 victory over the Indianapolis Colts Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. Johnson completed 11-of-16 passes for 72 yards and one touchdown and rushed five times for 40 yards.

After two preseason games, the Ravens defense is starting to become a concern.

It's nothing major, not like it's time to make a major trade or say this group won't get better. But the style of play that is usually on display in Baltimore has been missing. This group just hasn't been physical, despite it's 2-0 start to the preseason after Saturday's 19-18 win in Indianapolis.

The Ravens don't dominate or intimidate.