The Baltimore Ravens announced that cornerback Bilhal Kone and outside linebacker Adisa Isaac have passed their physicals and returned to practice.
Both players had started training camp on the physically unable to perform list. They joined teammates on the practice field Friday.
Adisa Isaac is a former third round draft pick. He is recovering from elbow surgery after a dislocated elbow injury. The injury limited him in prior seasons, including time spent on injured reserve.
Bilhal Kone is a 2025 sixth round draft selection out of Western Michigan. He suffered a knee injury during the previous preseason that involved tears to the ACL and MCL. Kone had been working through rehabilitation since that time.
The returns come during the Ravens ongoing training camp practices. Isaac and Kone are now available to participate as the team continues preparations for the upcoming season.
Ravens coaches and medical staff cleared both players after they completed the required physical examinations. The moves take them off the PUP list and allow them to rejoin team drills.
Kone works in the secondary as a cornerback. Isaac contributes on the defensive line and edge as an outside linebacker. Their availability adds depth to the Ravens defensive units during camp.
Practice sessions continue as the Ravens evaluate their roster and prepare for preseason games. Both players will work to regain full participation levels following their respective recoveries.