Baltimore hosted the Colts for a joint practice today, where both quarterbacks had solid showings. Jake Arthur of Indianapolis on SI.com reported that Richardson took the initial first-team reps, going 7-for-9 in the passing game while Jones went 6-for-7.

As for the Ravens, Super Bowl expectations are as high as ever, as Baltimore has finally upgraded their defense with the additions of Malaki Starks and Jaire Alexander. Of course, Lamar Jackson on the other side helps as well. They went out and signed Deandre Hopkins to bolster their wideouts.

After the Colts' joint practice against the Ravens, Shane Steichen revealed who will start in the preseason opener.