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Marshal Yanda recovering from shoulder surgery

Marshal Yanda

Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Marshal Yanda speaks at an NFL Super Bowl XLVII football news conference on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, in New Orleans. The Ravens face the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday, Feb. 3. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

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The Ravens have two more days of minicamp this week, but guard Marshal Yanda won’t be taking part in the practices.

That was the word from coach John Harbaugh on Tuesday. Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reports that Yanda underwent shoulder surgery and Harbaugh said that the team is targeting training camp for Yanda’s return to full activity, although he left open the possibility that it might not happen on the first day of camp.

“We expect him back by camp to some degree,” Harbaugh said. “Marshal Yanda has done a great job with the rehab. He’s right on schedule, probably ahead of schedule.”

Injuries have been a constant in Yanda’s side during his career, although they haven’t stopped him from playing at a high level. Yanda dealt with the shoulder injury last season as well as an ankle issue and wound up missing two regular season games. Yanda still played well enough to earn a Pro Bowl nod that he turned down after the Ravens advanced to the Super Bowl and we’d expect another strong season in 2013 despite the need for an operation.