[News] Mike Wallace Passes Conditioning Test, Joins Training Camp Practice

[BR News]

The veteran wide receiver passed the conditioning test sometime between Thursday's first full-team practice and Friday's second practice. And it looks like he was excited to take the field.

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[sami]

I knew it was no big thang but a chicken wang on a strang!

[JimmyBlack]

Being a veteran, Wallace knows how to get open and exploit the weaknesses in the secondary of our opponents. All he needs now is a little chemistry with Flacco and we are set to take off. Weddle's beard is looking grizzly already, too.

[EdTheMythicalOne]

I stated on the article that mentioned his first failure that I didn't think it was a big deal. That I wouldn't be worried until we'd be hearing that a week has gone by and he hasn't passed it yet.

Not uncommon for guys in their first year with the Ravens to fail at least once. Not uncommon for guys coming off of injuries to fail it when they are just coming back from the injury.

Glad he passed now and can get to work. Regardless of whether or not Perriman can get on the field this season, how rookie Chris Moore will fare in his rookie season, and if Steve Smith Sr. still has some gas in the tank or not, a healthy and productive Wallace will only make us that much better. I hope he will find a bit of a resurgence here with a QB that doesn't have a pop gun for an arm.

[GENE2407]

Still doesn't look good. How can you be so aloof about being in shape for your team?

[Peej]

On ‎7‎/‎29‎/‎2016 at 8:31 PM, GENE2407 said:

Still doesn't look good. How can you be so aloof about being in shape for your team?

There's being in shape and "being in shape".  It's well known that the Ravens' conditioning testis a tough one- especially if you are new to the Ravens organization!

I did not interpret his comments as being "aloof", but he's a veteran and knows he can play the game at an NFL-level!

[stampedehero]

This story came and went. The real story is how he will dramatically make us a vaunted offense. i would like to see an article on his stats against US

[stampedehero]

#12 reminds me of where Jacoby Jones is these days