The Facts: Don't pencil rookie Breshad Perriman into the Baltimore Ravens' starting lineup just yet. Former special teamer Kamar Aiken and third-year wideout Brown each spent time opposite Steve Smith with the first-team offense during offseason practices. Coach John Harbaugh is pushing Brown for a breakout season. "I have high hopes for him," Harbaugh said recently, via the Ravens' official website. "I really want to see him break out. ... It's time for him to step up and become what he's capable of doing. He's very determined to do that."

Diehards Line: When training camp opens late next month, Brown will be battling Aiken and Perriman for a starting job. "It's very competitive," wide receivers coach Bobby Engram said. "Marlon has done what he always does, which is make plays." Brown didn't make enough plays in 2014. After recording seven touchdowns as an undrafted rookie in 2013, he was kept out of the end zone entirely last season. In fact, the 6-5 red-zone threat wasn't targeted once inside the 20-yard line. Even if he ends up being relegated to the No. 3 role behind Perriman or Aiken, that should change this season.