Ravenslifer

Garcon is NOT a FA.

Chandler is now a Patriot. Unfortunately Stevie Johnson could be one soon as well.

"Flacco's fault" says the guy who claimed he was fired from Indy because he didn't have "an adequate backup to Peyton Manning." More like Manning's injury exposed the terrible draft choices he made.

Dissapointing? He ran a 4.44. Torrey ran a 4.41 and he's plenty fast. Plus Smith still has his pro day. I suggest you stick to watching game tape when evaluating deep speed - it's a lot more involved than a straight-line 40 time. Smith is still a borderline late first rounder - he's got better hands and route running ability than Torrey did coming out. If not us, a team like the Patriots who really have lacked a true vertical threat since Moss left could take him at the back...

So let me get this straight - 5 years ago Ngata signs a deal that would take him to the age where many players at his position RETIRE, completing 10 full seasons in the NFL, and he should expect a restructure at the end of it? This isn't a QB deal - evidence shows QBs can play well into their mid to late 30s. The greatest DTs in NFL history had a career between 10-13 years. Complete shot in the dark to expect a player at his position to restructure at his age.

Whether or not Ngata is worth the deal doesn't change the fact that the Ravens agreed to it in the first place. They knew the risk they were running. Haloti has no reason to restructure unless he wants to continue playing for Baltimore specifically. If he wants to play out his deal, or go somewhere else, that's the Ravens' problem.

Draft a guy. I'm not too big of a fan of the FA market outside of a few guys, and they will all probably get paid more than we can afford.

I'm thinking he got 9+. That's a lot of money to turn down for anybody, especially someone who's already played for and won a ring with what's basically his hometown team (I think Torrey is from Virginia, obviously went to UMD).

My choices are studying for my Ob-Gyn shelf exam or posting on here.

Underthrown? Yeah if he was trying to throw it to the parking lot - it was perfectly placed to land in Jacoby's unsure hands - it was so overthrown Rahim Moore didn't bother moving back any further because he didn't think it would go that far. Seriously, first Josh Shaw a first rounder and now this.

I suggest you do yourself a favor and actually look at years' past in terms of who we interviewed and who we ended up drafting - the lists were very different. A little effort and you'd know this.

You keep talking about prospects that are not likely to be the best player available at either the first or second round pick, so expecting one of them to be the pick is very unrealistic. I don't know why you keep trying to force a CB in the first round, because based on the talent pool it's very unlikely.

Totally missing the point - they're not going to pick any player we need. Only the best player on the board. If it's not a corner, we're not taking a corner. If you can't understand that, you don't understand the Raven way of drafting.

As was already stated, they met with about 8 WRs last year that were projected top 100 picks and din't take one until round 7. They met woth 3-4 OLB/DE prospects projected in the top 100 didn't take one - they took a 4th rounder instead.

means nothing, although typically I think we end up with a first round pick we've interviewed - Joe, Jimmy, CJ, Elam, Sizzle, etc. So maybe the first round guy will be a guy we met with, but most of our picks end up being guys we didn't.

There are more receivers than just Jaelen Strong that could come in and help this team. Now if we do something foolish again like waiting until round 7 to pick a receiver, then I'd be worried. But let's face it - if Joe throws to Rashad Greene, he's got pro bowl potential. If Johnny Manziel is throwing to Jaelen Strong, they could be calling Strong a bust this time next year. It's as much about the situation as it is the player, unless you're a freak like Calvin Johnson

Hate to break it to you, but in no way is Nate Orchard a first round pick.

If he thinks Gurley is a top 20 talent and is clearly the best player left on the board at 26, then yes, we'll be taking a RB in the first round.

Whenever the quarterback plays reasonably well, he's going to win the award. Did Brady have a transcendent performance, no, but did he have a great one, yes.

WCO guy - Kyle Shannahan, Rick Dennison, Brian Pariani - bunch of Bill Walsh disciples out there.

No - I think he's going to play out his contract, then retire.

I'm looking at Daniels and Gilmore - New England has been good against receivers but not so much against TEs this season.

The offseason isn't even here yet. Why the Pats made this move now, IDK, but there was no reason to - it makes no difference whether they do it now or a few weeks from now. So there's still time for the FO to do so. Even still, his cap hit for next year is actually lower than this year's - doesn't start getting crazy until 2016.