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Five predictions for the Hall of Fame Game The Ravens are set to play in their first of five preseason games on Thursday night Womens Customized Baltimore Ravens Jerseys , and even though several starters will likely sit out, this game is still relatively important. It will play a factor in determining the final roster. Below are five predictions for the Hall of Fame game. 1. CB Darious Williams will record an interception Williams has quietly put together a solid training camp thus far, and he will showcase his talents on Thursday night. He is smaller, speedy cornerback, who was a ballhawk in college. Williams recorded five interceptions and 15 pass breakups at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. Against mostly backups, Williams will shine.2. DE Zach Sieler will record a sackWith most of the training camp hype being thrown towards Baltimore’s rebuilt offense, their defense has not been receiving enough praise, specifically the defensive line. Willie Henry has seemingly stolen the show, but Sieler has looked explosive and more pro-ready in camp than many have expected. In a live game www.ravenscheapstores.com , his athleticism will be put on full display. He is still a relatively raw prospect, but he will record at least one sack in the Hall of Fame game. He is likely battling with Bronson Kaufusi for potentially the final spot on the defensive line. 3. QB Robert Griffin III will throw two touchdowns Griffin III is expected to receive the start and get a significant amount of playing time. He will be the star of the night en route to throwing two touchdowns. Griffin III has had a shockingly good training camp despite working with mainly the third team. His arm looks lively, while his decision-making appears to be solid as well. He has received praise from head coach John Harbaugh and quarterbacks coach James Urban for not only his strong play but his attitude as well. 4. WR/KR Janarion Grant will gain ground in the kick return competitionTim White has been one of the superstars of training camp for the second year in a row. He has looked good in both the special teams drills and on offense, but during the Hall of Fame game, that will not be the case. Grant will likely receive the second opportunity to return kicks and punts, and he will help make his case for why he deserves a legitimate look at the primary returner. In college, he set numerous records as a returner due to his explosiveness and agility. 5. RB De’Lance Turner will rush for a touchdownWith running back Kenneth Dixon sitting out due to a hamstring injury, and Alex Collins and Javorius Allen likely receiving a majority of the night off as well, the workload will be divided between the undrafted free agent running backs. All three UDFA running backs have had up and down training camp performances thus far Baltimore Ravens T-Shirt , but Turner will ‘win’ the battle on Thursday night. His elusiveness and agility have been put on display during training camp, which will lead to him recording a 15+ yard touchdown.Ravens practice attendance report 8/16: Only four players were absent The Ravens held their final practice of the week in Baltimore before they head to Indianapolis. They will have two joint practices with the Colts before their Monday night preseason game. Baltimore is as healthy as they have been all training camp as only four players missed practice on Thursday. After having Wednesday off, Bennett Jackson and Eric Weddle have both returned to the practice field. Weddle was given the day off on Tuesday, while Jackson was nursing an undisclosed injury. Undrafted free agent linebacker Alvin Jones is the only player who is not on the PUP list that did not practice. He has now missed four consecutive days, and his status for Monday night’s game is up in the air. Jones has flashed on special teams as he is fighting for a roster spot, but more likely a practice squad spot. Linebacker Tyus Bowser has appeared to have battled back from his groin injury as he has practiced for the third day in a row.Monday night’s game with the Colts will be Baltimore’s third preseason game, and the starters will likely play close to a quarter if not more. With the September 1st cut down deadline looming, the Ravens will have several critical roster decisions to make.