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So we agree if he keeps training in a few years he will be improved. Something you have to keep in mind is not everyone's genes are the same. If you compare him to his dad at the same age, he is much leaner. Those are his genes he's got big boy genes in him and could probably easily weigh way more if he didn't work hard.

So we agree if he keeps training in a few years he will be improved. Something you have to keep in mind is not everyone's genes are the same. If you compare him to his dad at the same age, he is much leaner. Those are his genes he's got big boy genes in him and could probably easily weigh way more if he didn't work hard.

Your body doesn't fully develop until you are 25 meaning you haven't completely shed all of your baby fat nor have your muscles fully developed. I don't know where you got your degree, but you should probably return it and get your money back.

alot has changed since that article. McPhee could be in the hunt for a third, Torrey could turn into a 5th since he hasn't performed. Owen is probably still a 6th and depending on how things shake out the rest of the season Tyrod could be as high as a fourthAlso since Darian Stewart has outperformed Lewis he could be a 5th and the Daniels and Lewis cancel eachother out.

If we got Bosa, Ramsey or VH3I and Coleman slipped into the second and we grabbed him I would be so happy.

I mean the odds really aren't that low. However I would like to believe we will finish ahead of Cleveland.

Ok, but if we have a top ten pick, we would be reaching if we took a receiver. If we have a shot at getting one of Ramsey, VH3 or Bosa we would be stupid not to. There are really good wide receiver prospects to be had in the 2nd and 3rd that will fall because they don't meet the mold of the stereotypical receiver. We don't lose if we draft any three of those guys. Honestly I'm not sold on the receivers that are currently projected first rounders being worth that high of a pick. Those three guys have extremely good chances of being in the top 5 at their position in a few years. I truly don't see any of the projected first round receivers falling in the top ten at their position in 5 years. So are you proposing we trade back and what would you deem worth trading back?

I think he helps the team more at Corner right now, but if we can get someone this offseason or in the draft I think he should make the move.

You thinking mid round or late round pick for the second WR and who are you liking?

Personally since we will probably start running double tight end sets i think the role he would have could be taken by our tight ends. I would prefer a Antonia Brown, SSS, Brandin Cooks type of guy who can turn an intermediate route into a huge play. Personally I don't think Perriman is anything more than a Torry Smith 2.0 which is fine, but we are going to need someone who can create big plays. I think our tight ends will be the third down guys. I think we need that dynamic of big plays that SSS gives us. With all that being said I obviously would not complain with getting Boyd. Technically speaking he probably is further along than most anyone else in this coming draft. He is definitely the kind of receiver who is going to get the ball as he has proven so far this season. He is a reception machine. If his lack of speed makes him drop to the second and we grab him you'll see no complaints from me. Just not my personal preference in his style.

I like Tyler Boyd however I personally want a guy who can make big special plays. Boyd is good in his routes and getting separation which obviously we could use. I want a guy like Cory Coleman or Sterling Shepard. Coleman will probably be gone in the middle of the first if you ask me. I think he is one of those guys whose stock is going to continue to rise going through the whole process. I think he will garner more attention than Treadwell honestly because Coleman is maintaining high level output and Treadwell though he had a big start to the season he isn't looking like he will keep that level of play up moving on.

I am a big fan of sterling shepard. He is having a huge year so far, but still probably will be around in the 2nd or 3rd. He has big play potential and good RAC. Check out his stats and highlights. http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/splits/_/id/534448/sterling-shepard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd5Qvh-Bp30 I don't think I would throw an early second at him, but if he is there in the third definitely take him. A possible trade back into the late 2nd would probably be worth it to me.

Agreed. I'm not ruling out trading one of them down the road though. I just don't think they have done enough to command what would be deemed worth trading. Right now we would most definitely be losing if we traded one of them.

Honestly we didn't deserve to win this game.

This is the most disappointing team I've seen as a ravens fan. They like to tease you with a possible win then try their best to lose in dramatic fashion.

How could they disappoint us anymore you ask? That's how.

Haha only we could've found a way to lose a game with no time expired.

Buck is the #1 RB next season

That TD is on Ross.

Put Urschel at returner at least he can catch

And kapernick is?

Webb and Jimmy are playing great. This is the third best receiving duo in the league and they are playing very good against them.

Well we are slowly improving on defense. Back to the bend but don't break which I'll take over just breaking.

So I don't like knocking Joe on here b.c he already has plenty of players, but he's just not playing smart today. He was hanging in there way too long.

Hopefully just the wind knocked out of him