The Baltimore Ravens and Green Bay Packers will engage in a joint practice on Thursday, providing both teams' starters crucial preseason reps. Ravens coach John Harbaugh values these sessions as an opportunity to face different styles and intensify preparation for the regular season. The practice will feature Ravens MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson and new running back Derrick Henry, offering a solid test for the Packers' defense. Kids will partake in Green Bay's bike-riding tradition, offering rides to both Ravens and Packers players. The joint practice aims to build competitiveness and readiness while preserving player safety by reducing preseason game participation. A preseason game will follow on Saturday, allowing final roster decisions for both teams.