Indianapolis Colts & Baltimore Ravens Turned Their Joint Practice Into A Giant Brawl That Quickly Got Out Of Control

Video footage has surfaced of the chaotic brawl between the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens during Tuesday’s joint practice.

The Colts and Ravens held a joint practice in Owings Mills, Maryland, ahead of their preseason clash on Thursday. But things quickly spiraled out of control after a punt drill, leading to the ejection of Ravens standout corner Nate Wiggins.

Per ESPN’s Jamison Hensley, the brawl started when Baltimore cornerback Keyon Martin shoved Colts running back Tyler Goodson after blocking on a punt drill. Goodson retaliated, leading to Wiggins stepping in and striking Goodson.

Video footage of the WWE Royal Rumble-style brawl between the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens has since surfaced:

🚨🚨WILD FIGHT🚨🚨

A MAJOR FIGHT BROKE OUT BETWEEN THE #RAVENS AND #COLTS AT JOINT PRACTICES, AND PUNCHES WERE THROWN.

The entire Baltimore and Indianapolis team and staff got involved.

The fight got pretty nasty and players weee ejected.

WOW 😳😳😳
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— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) August 6, 2025

It’s not uncommon for players to fight during practices, and teammates often get into it during training camp. Markquese Bell and Tyler Neville of the Dallas Cowboys had a skirmish of their own just last week.

Clearly, the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens are trying to set the tone ahead of their first preseason game on Thursday night. Exhibition games don’t mean anything, but Tuesday’s brawl adds a little more intrigue to their matchup.

The Colts-Ravens game will kick off at 7:00 p.m. EST. Fans can watch the preseason tilt on the NFL Network.

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