The Ravens spent part of Wednesday’s practice going through the motions at half-speed. They spent the other part working on boom-or-bust scenarios at full speed, from third-and-longs to big blitz looks.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson mostly went boom. Unofficially, he missed just one pass in competitive team drills, finishing 12-for-12 in 11-on-11 action and 7-for-8 in seven-on-seven action. Jackson was lethal in the red zone, finishing with four touchdowns, and bold pushing the ball downfield.

“That was important to see,” coach John Harbaugh said of the offense’s overall execution. “And it was good to see the ball was coming out quick and executing like we need to against that pressure. That’s a big step for us. I thought the guys did a great job with that.”

Here’s how Jackson’s day as a passer unfolded, period by period, throw by throw.

11-on-11 (low red zone): 2-for-2, 2 TDs

1. No one covered tight end Isaiah Likely as he went to the corner of the end zone. Jackson found him for an easy score.

2. Jackson hit wide receiver Tylan Wallace on a comeback route in the end zone, beating physical coverage from cornerback Brandon Stephens.

7-on-7: 3-for-4

3. Jackson waited for wide receiver Zay Flowers to cross from right to left before feeding him a short pass with plenty of space downfield.

4. Tight end Scotty Washington got a bit of separation on a comeback route against Stephens, then had to dive to bring in Jackson’s pass along the left sideline.

5. Jackson went after Stephens again, connecting with Flowers on a deep out along the left sideline again. Jackson celebrated by flexing his upper body and skipping merrily.

6. Likely got open downfield after another apparent coverage breakdown, but Jackson’s deep pass just skipped off the tight end’s hands. He wouldn’t miss again.

7-on-7: 4-for-4

7. Jackson scrambled to his left, then waited, then pointed, then found Likely over the middle, pulling away from cornerback Ka’dar Hollman.

8. Jackson connected with Wallace on another comeback route along the right sideline.

9. Jackson hit Flowers on a “hole shot” down the left sideline, finding the soft spot in a two-deep zone coverage between cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis and safety Eddie Jackson. Flowers had some teasing words for Eddie Jackson after the big gain.

10. Lamar Jackson threw a check-down over the middle to Washington.

11-on-11: 5-for-5

11. Jackson fired a pass to wide receiver Nelson Agholor, running a quick out toward the left sideline. Agholor earned some oohs for spinning past inside linebacker Trenton Simpson after the catch.

12. Jackson hit Flowers on a post route for his biggest gain of the day, about 30 yards. Flowers high-pointed the ball and held on despite safety Kyle Hamilton’s best efforts to break up the pass and then rip it out of his grasp.

13. Another deep completion from Jackson, who found Likely on a crossing pattern, threading the ball between safety Marcus Williams and Stephens.

14. With the defense showing a “Cover 0” pressure before the snap, Jackson looked again for Wallace, who ran a quick out against rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins and made a comfortable grab.

15. Jackson ended the period with some good fortune, as a pass deflected at the line of scrimmage fluttered safely to Washington. Safety Ar’Darius Washington couldn’t do much in coverage.

11-on-11: 3-for-3

16. Jackson faked a handoff and found Likely on a crosser for a solid gain against Stephens.

17. Jackson feathered a pass over cornerback Arthur Maulet’s head to connect with Agholor, who was running a corner route from the slot for about a 15-yard gain.

18. Feeling pressure in the pocket, Jackson threw a swing pass to running back Justice Hill in the left flat.

11-on-11 (red zone): 2-for-2, TD

19. Pressure from defensive lineman and outside linebacker Tavius Robinson resulted in a “sack” being called.

20. Jackson lofted a high-arcing pass to running back Derrick Henry, who ran by Ar’Darius Washington and settled under the pass in the end zone for a touchdown. Afterward, Washington looked baffled that Jackson had even attempted the throw.

21. Jackson ended the period with a touchdown pass that, according to training camp reporting guidelines, reporters are forbidden from describing.