Cornerback Lardarius Webb was activated off of the PUP list and could be ready in time for the season opener.

Linebacker Sergio Kindle is flying to Baltimore at the end of this week to be examined by doctors.

He will likely start the season on the PUP list but the team hasn’t ruled out a return after the first six weeks.

Offensive tackle Jared Gaither clarified his injury, saying that it wasn’t just a simple back tear, and he could be out for quite awhile.

Foxworth was taking part in non-contact drills when he injured the knee and went down to the ground.

The cornerback told teammates he would be fine, but later found out from an MRI that it was far from the case.

He said he hardest part is knowing he let down so many people from the players and coaches to the fans.

This is a huge blow to the team’s hopes of a Super Bowl because they are so thin at the cornerback position.

The injury is just the latest in a rash of them for Baltimore. The team is already dealing with the potential loss of rookie linebacker Sergio Kindle, who fractured his skull after falling down the stairs last week. And Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed and cornerbacks Fabian Washington and Lardarius Webb are coming back from ACL injuries of their own.“I feel a ton of emotions, but the biggest one I’m feeling is I’m letting people down,” said Foxworth. “I know everyone is excited about this team and excited about this season…from the fans and the entire organization from [Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti] on down to the people who clean up. I feel like I let a bunch of people down.”

The Ravens are being touted as a legitimate Super Bowl contender after making major additions to an offense typically unable to match the productivity of the vaunted defense. But with the defense more and more decimated by the day, it might be the first time in franchise history that the offense is relied on to carry the city’s hopes.

A lot of players begin training camp that way but are then taken off the list before the start of the regular season.

Reed does not anticipate being ready to be taken off the list, meaning he will miss at least the first six games of the season.

Safeties Ken Hamlin and Tom Zbikowski will likely battle in training camp for Reed’s starting job.

Reed stressed that he isn’t coming back until he is healthy and ready, so it could be a long wait.

The announcement is somewhat surprising given reports that Walt Harris was the most impressive player at the tryout. It’s also a bit of a shocker considering the Ravens appear to be set at safety and have a bigger need at cornerback.

Hamlin has also played for the Seattle Seahawks and Dallas Cowboys. It will be interested to see whether or not this is related to Ed Reed’s hip surgery.

The Ravens offered Harris a contract worth the veteran’s minimum, and he apparently was not impressed.

Harris may have simply decided that he wouldn’t play for such a small amount of money at this point in his career.

It’s now entirely possible that Harris, 36, may simply opt to retire rather than play another season.

The Ravens went ahead and signed safety Ken Hamlin to a contract and did not seem interested in Ken Lucas.

Gaither has missed much of the team’s offseason organized activities with a stubborn foot injury. The left tackle had been working out on his own in Florida until called out by head coach John Harbaugh.

The team has been less than pleased with Gaither’s work ethic, something that was a red flag coming out of college.

He has been flipped from the left side of the line to the right side, which likely means he will sign elsewhere following next season.