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Finished both, good to go right?

KC DJ Fluker 3 stars

Sorry I haven't been real active recently, first Mardi Gras and its nuts.

Yeah Klein should be a good player. Just such a logjam for playing time at Carolina.

A little late but I'm really happy about my LB corps as of right now. Derrick Johnson and Lawrence Timmons in the middle, Justin Houston wrecking one side, Tamba Hali/Dee Ford rotating on the other.

Beathard definitely isn't a production guy. He has raw nfl tools, but he isn't refined at all. Reeves-Maybin is certainly a great althele but he is just a tad short for the prototype of his position and hurt last year. I don't see how they are numbers guys.

Projected comp picks: 3rd round for KO Round 1: Corey Davis, WR, WMU While CB and Edge are certainly huge needs, I'd rather go BPA to start the draft. I love Davis route running ability, size, and his tenacity to go after the ball. He'd be a great player to match up aside Wallace and Perriman. I think Davis will likely be available, as Mike Williams likely goes before us and I think the late teens/early 20s is probably Davis optimal draft position. Round 2: Desmond King, FS/CB, Iowa I am a huge fan of Desmond Kings playstyle, but I think it will be better for him in the long run to convert to FS. The former Thorpe winner has demonstrated excellent ball skills throughout his time in college, getting 8 picks in 2015. At FS, he would be able to both play overtop and occasionally walk down and cover the slot. Round 3: Carroll Phillips, DE/OLB, Illnois While his teammate Dawume Smoot has gotten more attention as of recently, Phillips was by far the more impact player the last year. After serving as a backup to Jihad Ward in 2015, Phillip broke out in 2016 with 9 sacks. I think Phillips is a player that could benefit with a move to 3-4 backer. Rasul Douglas, CB, WVU Douglas broke out in 2016 as an interception machine. He's still really raw and had some poor games in 2016, but there is no denying his talent. If he can develop, he could turn into a starting level corner. Round 4: De'veon Smith, RB, Michigan I feel running back is a position that is an underrated need for the Ravens. I really like De'veon Smith. He's an excellent and willing pass blocker. He catches well coming out of the backfield. He had great showings at the Shrine and Senior Bowls to really boost his stock. He doesn't have a ton of wear on his track. One might pause at his production numbers, but Michigan consistently faced great defenses this season will pretty poor offense line play. I don't think he'll be a superstar, but he could be a very nice piece to have with Kenneth Dixon andTerrence West. Round 5 Tanzel Smart, DT, Tulane A sort of semi-homer pick because I do go to Tulane, but Smart was a force for the Green Waves this past year. He was the best DL in the AAC not named Ed Oliver. He'd Be a good player to add to the rotation. Round 6 Jalen Reeves-Maybin. LB, Tenn While undersized and injured this past year, Reeves-Maybin has been a star for Tennessee. With Orr retiring, it's worth taking a late round flier on a talented player. Round 7 CJ Beathard, QB,Iowa I'm not sure how Beathard will pan out in the pros, but I like his tools and its a 7th rounder.

Yeah, production guys are maxed out and never going to contribute

I traded my 7.27 with the Sean Smith trade

Fixed and confirmed

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Absolutely shocked for how much Paul Worrilow went for.

KC Lawrence Timmons 5 stars

KC Lawrence Timmons 4 stars

Yeah a lot of Flaccos picks are throws where just absolutely no one has any seperation.

Look to move one of Jaye Howard or Allen Bailey. Looking mostly for picks or ILB/WR/OG help

KC Paul Worrilow 1 star

KC Sam Barrington .5 star

That's a lot of money in safeties between Weddle and Jefferson, plus this is a fantastic safety class.

I wouldn't touch Britt with a 10 foot pole. He's always had huge attitude issues despite his talent. He's never produced like he should have before this year and only produced last season in an Aikan like way: the Rams literally had no one else to throw to. He's also getting towards the end of his career.

I still think Flacco is easily top ten quarterback in the league talent wise. I mean, he's won more games that Matt Ryan has played in and he's creeping on Peyton on the playoff wins column. He just has never had a dominant or even just really, really good WR. If we keep the OL healthy, give Joe a great weapon, and keep OC consistently doing what Joe does best (Play action), He'll go back to peak form. I still think Joe is 100% worth his contract. Without him, we'd probably be starting another Boller or Troy Smith.

I think Jeffry is a pipe dream and I don't really get the point of signing Williams. I'd rather bring back Guy for real cheap and Ozzie has proven he is an absolute wizard at getting DL talent in the midrounds. We have a lot of young talent there too. I really wish we could get someone like Tony Jefferson, but I doubt we would want to pour so much money into safeties with him and Weddle. From the Mock: really like the Davis, King, Pocic, Switzer picks. Pocic won't be there though. Really, really don't like the Banner and Price picks. Banner just the OL version of Mount Cody. Just big and fat. Price just isn't an NFL player.

Yeah I got to watch Smart live a lot, so I'm obviously a fan. He'd be a great DT in our system and my buddy at University of Houston who works with the team claimed that he was the defensive player in the American that Houston planned around the most. Hall would also be an excellent pick, he's really got the build of a great 3-4 backer. I'm with you on the OL, I realized right after the mock that I left a glaring need.

I do really, really like Budda Baker. He or Desmond King would be excellent in the second, since I doubt we could get Hooker/Adams in the first.

I personally have Jones, Lattimore, and Wilson over him and Humphrey pretty close. I think a lot of executives in the NFL see it the same. Humphrey has stiff hips, Lewis and White are shorter, and Tabor has off the field flags plus he is overhyped. I think most GMs have Conley in the first even if most fan/media "experts" don't. I definitely don't think he'll be there in the middle of the second. I think if we trade down to early/mid 20s, we could snag him.