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Ravens DE Arthur Jones will compete for the team’s starting left end job in training camp.

Outgoing LE Cory Redding landed in Indy with old Ravens DC Chuck Pagano. Pernell McPhee will be Jones’ primary competition, although McPhee has been primarily a sub-package player who rushes from the interior in nickel looks. Jones is also a better run defender, making him a superior early-down option.

Source: Carroll County Times
Pernell McPhee

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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens coach John Harbaugh expects DL Arthur Jones to see snaps at both end and tackle this season.

“He is going to play the defensive end spot and he is competing for the starting job there, and he is also going to play the 3-technique spot,” Harbaugh said. "(He) is going to play a lot of football regardless of where it ends up shaking out.” Jones made one start in 14 games last season, notching 20 tackles.

Source: Baltimore Sun
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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens tendered restricted free agent DE Arthur Jones at the second-round level.

Jones started six of the Ravens’ final 10 games last season, registering 47 tackles, 4.5 sacks and a forced fumble. The brother of UFC’s Jon “Bones” Jones, Arthur could permanently supplant Pernell McPhee in 2013.
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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens re-signed restricted free agent DE Arthur Jones to a one-year, $2.023 million contract.

Coming off a breakout season where he notched 47 tackles and 4.5 sacks, Jones will compete for a starting job in camp, and should be the favorite at right end over Pernell McPhee and Marcus Spears. Going on 27, Jones graded out as Pro Football Focus’ No. 18 3-4 end last season.

Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
Arthur Jones
Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Updating previous items, Ravens LE Arthur Jones has been dealing with a viral infection near his heart.

Jones missed the season opener with the illness, and there’s no telling when he’ll be back on the field. It sounds as if he could be back soon, though. “Thank you Lord for the amazing news today,” Jones tweeted Friday night. Marcus Spears will fill in at left end for however long Jones is sidelined.

Injury

Source: Baltimore Sun
Marcus Spears

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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens LE Arthur Jones (illness) returned to practice Wednesday.

Jones has been shut down since the third preseason game with a viral infection. He’ll replace Marcus Spears at left end now that he’s finally healthy and is on track to return for Week 2 against the Browns.

Injury

Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens LE Arthur Jones (illness) is questionable for Week 2 against the Browns.

Jones returned to practice this week and could be on a limited snap count if he avoids being inactive. The Ravens are considering holding him out for precautionary reasons. Marcus Spears could make another start at left end in his absence.
Arthur Jones
Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens LE Arthur Jones (illness) could be cleared to practice “soon.”

Jones hasn’t played since the third preseason game, but the Ravens have “no concerns” about his status and he’s on track to resume practicing next week. Marcus Spears started at left end on Thursday night and will continue to fill in until Jones is ready to return.

Injury

Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens LE Arthur Jones has been ruled out for Week 1 due to an illness.

Marcus Spears will get the start across from Chris Canty on Thursday night. It’s a downgrade in the pass-rush department, but Spears can hold the point in the run game. Denver is going to struggle for running room in the NFL opener.

Injury

Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
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Arthur Jones

Defensive Lineman
Ravens DE Arthur Jones lost roughly 15 pounds this offseason.

Coach John Harbaugh said Jones “looks like he’s in great shape, tremendous shape, looks like he’s trimmed up a little bit.” The younger brother of MMA superstar Jon Bones Jones is entering a contract year and is the favorite to win the starting right end job. Jones was Pro Football Focus’ 13th-best 3-4 defensive end against the run last season and added 4.5 sacks.

Source: Baltimore Sun
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