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The Ravens will host the Indianapolis Colts for the preseason opener at 7 p.m. on Thursday.

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Ravens' Wiggins sent off field after fight with Colts

ESPN Ravens reporter Jamison Hensley details why Nate Wiggins was removed from practice after a fight with the Colts. (0:36)

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Baltimore Ravens starting cornerback Nate Wiggins was removed from Tuesday's joint practice after throwing punches in a sideline-clearing fight between the Ravens and Indianapolis Colts.

During a punt drill 90 minutes into practice, Ravens cornerback Keyon Martin shoved Colts running back Tyler Goodson at the end of the play where Martin had been blocking Goodson. When Goodson retaliated, Wiggins sprinted from the sideline and landed several shots to the body of Goodson.

Players from both teams, who weren't involved in the drill, swarmed the players, and it took time to separate the pile in the middle of the field.

Lamar Jackson feels Ravens’ offense is where it needs to be following practice vs. Colts

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — On the third play of the first full-team session in Tuesday’s joint practice between the Baltimore Ravens and Indianapolis Colts, quarterback Lamar Jackson rolled right and appeared to be ready to run. However, he stopped and fired an off-balance, cross-body pass to the middle of the field. Wide receiver Rashod Bateman was there to make about a 15-yard catch.

Standing roughly 5 yards away from where Jackson delivered the ball, Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo had a nice chuckle. Anarumo, the longtime defensive coordinator of the Cincinnati Bengals, has seen that act from Jackson before. The two enjoyed a laugh after the session concluded.

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