Ravens4Real

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  1. I don't see Desmond King lasting until our 3rd rounder. Especially with how the game is played now a days. His starting point will start in the mid to late 2nd and will probably be gone by the end of the second. 

    I have no doubt that if he lasts until the GB-PITT-ATL-NE corridor in the late second, he would not make it past them all.

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  2. I know we are full at TE and won't take these two in any scenario, but I'm pounding the table for Howard and Njoku.

    Howard will be one of the best TE's in 2 years and Njoku, alrhough extremely young, is going to be an athletic freak at the position and make an offense go.

     

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  3. After our next signing, we are about done. Last I read is that we only have $6.5 million in cap. We need about $5 million for our rookie contracts. So we basically have none to sign other guys at this time.

    I think it is coming down to signing Webb or Mangold at this point. Looks like we are trying to stack the secondary while taking a blow to other areas on the field.

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  4. 1 hour ago, Willbacker said:

    Jernigan had a lot more chances at rushing the passer and when he was getting doubled it was playing 1 tech which if Pierce was in it'd be the same deal. And also saying "block eaters" don't get as much pressure as gap shooters is complete bull. Pocket collapsing is not pressure?? Really depends on the situation. Block eaters frees up blitzers while gap penetrating does work better with 4 man rushes. But cmon lets not make it that cut and dry. Pierce had 2 sacks to Jernigans 5 in way less oppurtunities.

    Now the bolded part gets me. Do you really think either Pierce or Williams are not a threat if they only get one on one blocking. Seriously??

    Williams just doesn't have the skill set to be an every down player at the moment. May be he can develope pass rushing skills as time goes on, but he shouldn't be out there in 3rd and long situations because he doesn't provide pressure. 

    Pierce has a chance to learn and may be evolve into what we hoped Jernigan would turn out to be. But now, as our only inside threat, he will probably now see the G/C double team. He will have to learn to evolve his pass rushing skills now that he won't be 1 on 1

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  5. 1 minute ago, BmoreBird22 said:

    I never said he would be great, but let's not write a player off after one season.

    And if his injury was going to be six, seven, eight weeks (I have no idea what the diagnosis was), then he's occupying a roster spot for that time. He can't go on the PUP or any place where he wasn't on the roster. Roster spots are valuable. Why let him occupy a spot if he's out for a while and would take time to get back into football shape?

    Why put a young player on the shelf all season if he's not hurt? Especially if he had any chance to play or help the team out? 

    It boils down to the coaching staff knowing he wasn't even in the plans to help the team out.

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  6. 3 minutes ago, BmoreBird22 said:

    Because no player has ever had a really poor rookie season only to play well the next >.>

    Well let me know when Carl Davis does that. Because he hasn't. He was actually put on the IR because the coaching staff wanted to stash him away because he wasn't ready. 

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  7. 1 hour ago, Ravens4Real said:

    I don't want to hear anyone mention Jernigan as inconsistent and then try to say Carl Davis can replace him. It's just stupid. Davis is worse than Jernigan at disappearing. He managed to do it for the whole year outside of the preseason and a game or two early.

     

    6 minutes ago, gtalk12 said:

     

    LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

     

    I forgot who it was on this board that was trying to convince me Julio Jones missed out on most of the year....either have an idea or just listen and learn lmao

    The above is my initial post in regards to posters saying I didn't know he was on the IR. Where exactly does it say that I was talking about last year? Or are we just going to rush to judgment because a couple posters are upset? 

    When in actuality, exactly what I said is what happened in 2015 to him. I guess I just couldn't have forgotten to type 2015? Yeah, you fools are right. My bad. 

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  8. 1 minute ago, hn68wb4 said:

    lol ok, called out on it by multiple people now suddenly you meant something else. Whatever, literally anything is a better use of my time than this.

    If I knew I was going to ruin your day by saying Carl Davis is not good, I wouldn't have even brought it up. I'm sorry.

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  9. 1 minute ago, hn68wb4 said:

    Well seeing as how you replied to something you clearly didn't understand says a lot, but whatever you say bud. The guy that didn't even know he was on IR knows everything about him. I'll just hang out over here on Earth, call me when you'd like to visit.

    See my post above. I did know he was on the IR. I was talking about 2015 where he disappeared and did nothing.

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  10. Davis was out on the IR last year after hurting his ankle in the final preseason game. It was not season ending but they still decided to put him on the IR anyways. If that doesn't speak to how he is viewed by the coaching staff, then I don't know what is.

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  11. 3 minutes ago, hn68wb4 said:

    First off, I didn't reply to you, so whatever your first comment was is irrelevant to what I said (though the fact that you didn't know he was put on IR before the season even started shows that you are just talking out of your rear end, and no one should be replying to your insanity) so playing diva that you were just defending yourself after I jumped down your throat is just ridiculous.

    Yeah he hasn't shown it yet, one season of play as a rookie. But shockingly you still don't understand the concept of players improving season to season.

    Nobody has compared him to Jernigan, but you, yet you keep accusing everyone else of doing it. The only one around here that needs to take some reading comprehension classes is you clearly. Saying a player is in the conversation to start in his place isn't a comparison, but that really shouldn't be hard to understand.

    Reading comprehension my friend. It works wonders. You wouldn't of had to type so many responses.

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  12. 7 minutes ago, hn68wb4 said:

    Well no crap, who ever said he was better than Jernigan. Do you even know where you are right now? And again, is it shocking to you that a rookie performed worse than a second year player

    Do I even know where I am right now? That makes zero sense to the context of the conversation we are having. 

    Once again, some of you guys need some reading comprehension on this board. My initial post was that Davis lacks a motor and has no way shown that he is capable of being an NFL starter at this point. But of course you jump down my throat because it doesn't jive with your purple shades. 

    This dude has 11 total tackles and 0 sacks. I don't know how an argument can be made for him that he's going to come in and contribute (you know, the main point of this conversation). Davis also came in as very old rookie. He is already 25 years old and a year older than Jernigan. So the age of comparing Jernigan and Davis shouldn't even be in an argument.

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  13. 3 minutes ago, hn68wb4 said:

    Who'da thought that if the pieces around you are struggling then you will as well, must be a novel idea in your mind. The guy was a rookie, you can't evaluate a rookie accurately, there are any number of examples of players that struggle right away and turn into good player, we've got one starting at CB in case you wanted an example. Who ever said the coaches gave anyone a pass? Trying to stick to the topic at hand buddy

    Look at the PFF grades. Jernigan was rated far and away better than David the year we went 5-11. Whether he was a rookie or not. Jernigan is the far better player compared to Davis. 

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  14. 1 minute ago, hn68wb4 said:

    So you're a part of the camp that thinks it's possible to diagnose a player after one year of play on a 5-11 team, got it. You and the other guy are just being straight foolish.

    Why are you not allowed to evaluate a guy based off of the 5-11 season? Does that somehow allow him a pass because the rest of the team wasn't very good? You sound foolish if you actually believe these coaches gave everyone on this team a free pass because they weren't very good. 

     

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  15. 3 minutes ago, hn68wb4 said:

    Then you must not watch much football. Makes sense given your other opinions actually.

    I'd like to hear what games you watched that Davis gave us an indication that he'd be a good NFL player? His lack of effort is maddening and he was even more so ineffective than Jernigan before going on the IR. He's more of a bust than an NFL ready starting DT.

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  16. Moving up 25 spots just to create another hole on the team just seems dumb to me. People will say that we have guys to fill the position but absolutely none of them are proven. So we will need to draft another DE/DT.

    We also lose another pass rusher. We may have the worst set of pass rushers in the league and that was before this move. OLB and an inside pass rusher need to be high picks this draft.

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  17. 1 minute ago, jazz1988 said:

     Can't forget about their third round pick Carl Davis 

    I don't want to hear anyone mention Jernigan as inconsistent and then try to say Carl Davis can replace him. It's just stupid. Davis is worse than Jernigan at disappearing. He managed to do it for the whole year outside of the preseason and a game or two early.

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  18. 5 minutes ago, RaineV1 said:

    I have to disagree. Jernigan was penalty prone and inconsistent as all hell. There's no guarantee he was going to be some stud in his contract year, and no guarantee we were going to get a decent comp pick after he left. This big of a move up in a draft that's loaded at positions we need is a good deal.

    You are playing the what if game with Jernigan. 

    Theres also no guaruntee that moving up 25 spots will get us a great, good or even average player. They could be a complete bust. You also have no clue what other teams will draft like. We could move up 25 spots to see all of the guys at our positions of need taken before that pick. 

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  19. 1 minute ago, 52520Andrew said:

    So that is worth giving ourselves another hole on defense? It isn't like our pass rush was that great to start with. 

    I can't even name a single person on our roster that has a 25% chance of getting double digit sacks.

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  20. I don't know how we can do anything but take the best pass rusher available now, in the first round. 

    We basically have 0 pass rush to speak of. We could honestly have the worst set of pass rushers in the league. 

    If we wait until the second round and take a project, our defense could take a major hit.

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  21. Just now, eek said:

    well we know what Jernigan can do with a full work load, and it was very inconsistent at best. Sometimes down right head scratching. 

    Above average sometimes to below average other times is 100x better than guys sitting on the bench with injuries providing nothing at all to the team. Jernigan is also 24 years old. His best years are ahead of him. Not behind him.

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  22. Also, another talking point that no one is bringing up, who in the hell is going to rush the passer this year??

    We very well could be league worst in sacks this year. I don't need to sit here and explain how horrible that will be to our D/Secondary

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