OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- By the way Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs speaks to backup quarterback Matt Schaub, you wonder whether Suggs thinks Schaub is an opposing quarterback or a younger brother that he loves to torment.

One of the biggest trends this training camp has been Suggs' unmerciful ripping of Schaub. During Saturday's practice, Suggs made sure Schaub was aware of his bad throws and refused to give him credit on his better ones.

After a pass by Schaub sailed out of bounds, Suggs yelled at him: "Everything up until the throw looked really good."

Then, later in practice, Schaub threw a touchdown pass to DeAndre Carter in a red zone drill. Strong safety Will Hill, who was in coverage on the play, received consolation from Suggs.

"A broken clock is right twice a day," Suggs said.

It came across as light-hearted ribbing when Suggs jabbed Schaub last week, telling the off-target backup quarterback that "your guys are the guys in purple." Now it just seems mean spirited toward Schaub, who has a reputation of being a quality teammate.