Ravens Cornerback Doesn’t Hold Back After Teammate Targeted in Camp Scuffle

“We used to do two days, which we kind of moved past that,” Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said before practice. “The second day is just a chippy day—a cheap shot day.”

Ironically, even the reduced format couldn’t prevent the eruption.

Wiggins was later escorted off the field and did not return, forced to watch from inside the team facility. It was a fiery moment from a young player who’s expected to take on a bigger role in the Ravens defense this year.

Baltimore’s 2024 first-round pick, Wiggins flashed major upside in his rookie season, tallying 33 tackles, a pick-six, 13 pass breakups, and a forced fumble. He earned seven votes for AP Defensive Rookie of the Year and finished 11th in the final standings.

While his explosiveness and swagger are part of what makes him an emerging star, Tuesday’s incident serves as a reminder that there’s a fine line between passion and penalty. As the Ravens prepare for a playoff push, Wiggins will need to keep his emotions in check without losing the edge that got him this far.

Baltimore will host Indianapolis in their preseason opener Thursday night. Wiggins will be one of the names to watch—if only because now, everyone’s watching.