Baltimore Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb is in the process of recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee. He’s ahead of schedule in his rehabilitation, and he’s “making significant process,” a source told Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun.

At this point, Webb is making enough progress that the potential of him being back on the field for the Ravens’ Week 1 regular season contest against the Denver Broncos hasn’t been ruled out, according to Wilson’s source.

While this remains a possibility, Webb and the Ravens will not hurry the process along. The injury occurred last October in a game against the Dallas Cowboys, ending Webb’s season. He’s since been training at the Ravens’ complex, attempting to rejoin the team as soon as possible.

The Ravens could certainly use a healthy Webb back in the fold as they attempt to defend their Super Bowl championship. Over the offseason, Baltimore’s secondary took quite a hit, losing safeties Bernard Pollard and Ed Reed along with cornerback Cary Williams.