Ravens starting cornerback Domonique Foxworth tore his ACL in Thursday's practice and will miss the coming season. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said Friday that Foxworth tore his ACL without being touched.

Ravens rookie defensive tackle Terrence Cody finally passed his conditioning test Wednesday and took part in practice. Cody, a 350-pounder out of Alabama, twice failed the test Tuesday. The drill consists of running 25 yards, doubling back, resting for 70 seconds and repeating it twice. "It's down and back, down and back, down and back. It's not complicated [but] it's a tough test," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "You've got to go out there and compete."

Ravens second-round pick Terrence Cody failed his conditioning test Tuesday and was not permitted to participate in the team's first training camp practice. Cody, a 360-pound defensive tackle out of Alabama, signed a three-year contract with Baltimore on Monday. "Part of our process is everybody's got to pass the conditioning test to be sure they're ready to compete," coach John Harbaugh said after Tuesday's practice. "It's going to be hot out here, our practices are fast. We've got to be sure guys are physically ready to practice at the pace we're practicing at. "So, when he passes the conditioning test, he'll practice." Cody weighed as much as 400 pounds a few years ago.

Ravens rookie linebacker Sergio Kindle will miss all of training camp after fracturing his skull, coach John Harbaugh said Monday. Kindle suffered the injury while falling down two flights of stairs last week. "You're talking about a head injury playing football, that's not something we're not going to be in a hurry to mess with. From a football standpoint, we'll move on with the guys we've got, and we'll get ready to play the season," Harbaugh told reporters. Harbaugh wouldn't rule out Kindle playing for the Ravens this season. "We'll be preparing without Sergio. Then if at some point in time he can come back and play, that will be a bonus to us. But he'll have a lot of catching up to do," Harbaugh said.

Ravens safety Ed Reed lashed out at the organization for not meeting his request for a new contract and for not being more supportive in his recovery from a hip injury while making an appearance on a television station in Baltimore. Reed added that the Ravens further agitated him by balking his at request for some game film. "I had to give an excuse, that's what was told to me," Reed told WBAL in Baltimore. "This is the organization that you want me to play for." A spokesperson for the Ravens called the incident some sort of misunderstanding.

Ravens rookie linebacker Sergio Kindle suffered a head injury and was hospitalized after what was believed to be a fall down two flights of stairs. According to a press release from Baltimore, Kindle fell at a house he was visiting in Texas on Thursday night. Kindle is in stable condition and is being treated at University Medical Center Brackenridge.

Ravens backup cornerback Cary Williams has been suspended by the NFL for two games without pay for violating the league's personal conduct policy. Baltimore general manager Ozzie Newsome says the violation occurred while Williams was playing for the Titans. Williams was with Tennessee in 2008. "We were aware of this" before Baltimore signed Williams, Newsome said Thursday.

Ravens safety Ed Reed expects to begin the 2010 season on the physically unable to perform list. If Reed begins the season on the PUP list, he would miss Baltimore's first six games. In that scenario, his first game would be against the Bills on Oct. 24. "I'm going to be on the PUP list for a minute, and I'm not letting them take me off like they did last time without telling me," Reed said Wednesday in an interview with 105.7 The Fan, according to the Times. "I'm just rehabbing. It's a slow process. I'm going to get out there when I feel good. I can't give you a date. I don't know."

Ravens safety Ed Reed appears to be a candidate for the physically unable to perform list. Reed recently said he is 35 percent recovered from offseason hip surgery. Players on the PUP list must miss the first six weeks of the season.

Derrick Mason recently said it would be a disappointment if the Ravens failed to reach the Super Bowl, and Joe Flacco agreed with his wide receiver. "We've definitely been disappointed the last couple of years," Flacco said, referring to losses in the AFC championship game after the 2008 season and the divisional round after the the 2009 season. "We know that feeling. If that happens again, we're going to be disappointed. I think the fans feel the same way and rightfully so. "We want to get to the Super Bowl."