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3 QBs might be a possibility now I guess.

He was good against them in 2014/15 playoffs.

Ughhhhh Hester is awful

Terrance Brooks waived per rand getlin

Butler released

Means the decisions been made. Just don't know which way.

We have something special for you coming soon... pic.twitter.com/pcZfv34O1G — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 2, 2016 If this is for a 33-year old return specialist who was injured pretty much all of last year... that's just cruel.

I think the problem is that Punters have gotten a lot better in recent years as teams have started focusing more on specialized training for them- even Jacoby Jones had most of his returning success on kickoffs. I don't think we are hurting for kick returners very much since we have guys like Moore, Dixon, and Wallace who have shown to be adept at it. Punt Returns are much different and require a different skillset to an extent than Kick Returns since punts are a lot harder to catch than kicks and the returner has a lot less time to build speed and won't see the other team coming as easily. Camp and Reynolds seem to have been the preferred options and aside from whatever happened on his one play last night where he fumbled twice (apologies, I didn't catch the game), Camp was assumed to be the punt returner since he was the only one who seemed to be consistently fielding punts. Reynolds did as well as anybody could have expected, but still wasn't ready. Unless Camp struggled in practice with fielding punts (which from what I've heard and seen posted on here isn't the case), I personally don't see the need to bring in Hester. Edit: it's also worth noting that Hester wasn't returning punts last year for the Falcons- Eric Weems was

It's definitely a move that Ozzie would do, but I do think that starting position has been more a result of a questionable defense than a ST problem in recent years though.

I'd still be happier not signing Hester. I think even if the team moves on from Camp, I'd rather have Moore, Wallace or somebody else taking over PR duties, even if they didn't have as much experience. I just don't see Hester being worth a spot when there's a lot of young guys worth keeping around instead.

I think McClellan and Correa are going to be viewed as the MLB backups- even if they have been playing more on the outside than inside thus far. Edit: Looks like Levine is going to have his share of MLB snaps too this year.

I'd be surprised if he didn't make it onto the practice squad, He didn't show much this offseason, but a year of hard work and taking time to master technique could make a huge difference.

Then I guess you hope he gets cut and the Ravens end up with him. Would be interesting to see a 1st rounder get cut then. Would go down as biggest draft bust in NFL history. I think we'd have to draft him next year if we wanted a shot at him. I don't think he can be released to go through waivers or anything like that since he hasn't signed.

I'd rather have a healthy Camp. I thought he's looked really good when he's been healthy- definitely better than Hester at WR.

Definitely Agree. I was just thinking that Hurst had the advantage because he's been at both tackle and guard and the coaching staff seems to like keeping him around.

I'm thinking it shakes out like: QB: Flacco, Mallett (Cut: Johnson, Johnson) HB: Forsett, Allen, West, Dixon (PUP: Taliaferro; Cut: Houston) FB: Juice WR: Aiken, Smith, Perriman, Wallace, Moore, Camp (Cut: Butler, Collins, Jacobs, Matthews, Reynolds-PS, White) TE: Watson, Gillmore, Williams, Pitta (SUS: Waller, Boyle; Cut: Brown) OT: Stanley, Wagner, Lewis (Cut: Clausell, Nembot-PS, Wesley-PS) OG: Yanda, Urschel, Hurst (Cut: Ducasse, Fabiano, Broxton) C: Zuttah, Jensen (Cut: Skura-PS) DL: Williams, Jernigan, Guy, Urban, Davis, Henry (Cut: KLM, Coley, Pierce-PS; IR: Kaufusi) OLB: Suggs, Dumervil, Smith, McClellan, Judon (Cut: Beyer-PS, Carter; Ochi-PS, Ojemudia) MLB: Mosley, Orr, Correa, Levine (Cut: Brown, Conner, Onwuasor-PS) CB: Smith, Wright, Powers, Young, Price, Davis (Cut: Arrington, Byndom, Canady-PS, Wilson) S: Weddle, Webb, Lewis, Brooks (IR: Elam) SPEC: Tucker, Koch, Cox (Cut: Lutz) Don't think I missed anybody Edit: Looks like I had 54. So I'm thinking Butler or Price is out- Butler on this.

I don't think he did anything during the game specifically, just going off of practice reports from camp so far. I hope we get to see some more from him in the next couple games to get a better look. Edit: Also a little concerned for the guy that he might not have seen the field had Perriman or Moore been playing.

Have to think Camp is our returner if he stays healthy. Clay wasn't impressive and Keenan Reynolds seems like he has a ways to go, hope he gets on the practice squad.

Most excited to see the young defensive players. Mainly Za'Darius, KC, Tavon Young, Judon/Ochi, etc.

I was hoping to see Alex Lewis step up at LG. Nothing against Urschel or Jensen, but I like Lewis's upside. I could also see him taking over for Wagner at RT if Wagner leaves next offseason.

We'll be fine at WR. Smith, Aiken, Wallace, Moore, Matthews, Reynolds, Camp, Butler, Clay and Brown aren't a bad group to pick from. There are not any available WRs that would make a significant difference if we add them. Plus I'd rather develop a young guy than drag a Boldin, White, or Colston through the season.

Urban played great on ST. Wagner struggled last year but still made an impact. Urschel started at 2 positions on the OL and played well. Jensen even had a rough start but closed out the season really well.

Zadarius Smith, Buck Allen, Nick Boyle, Urban, Campanaro (before injury), Urschel, Taliaferro (before injury), Juszczyk, Ricky Wagner, Ryan Jensen, (Pernell McPhee, Tyrod Taylor count as last 5 years too)

Not a fan of the Chris Moore pick, I'd be surprised if he makes the team.

Zack Sanchez, Harlan Miller, and Deiondre Hall are 3 of my favorite corners in this class. I'm not too worried about reaching on a corner yet.