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There have been three way trades before, but they are pretty rare.

Well, this possibly increases the chance that he falls to the Ravens.

It would probably be the best combo of ILBs in Ravens history. As great as Ray was he never really got paired with an all star. You could even make an argument that Mosley and Orr were the best combination in Ravens' history, and Foster is definitely an upgrade over Orr.

I think Cohen is going to nail the agility tests.

Pfft. Sometimes you gotta love when typos turn out to be this good. Though I agree with you that speed is important for a secondary. The best DBs are ones with good instincts and the athleticism to make use of those instincts. This is why I'd love to grab Adoree Jackson in the second.

I could see them going after Poe. That probably would be a great pickup for the Patriots.

I think Robinson can turn out to be a solid starting guard in the NFL, but he should not stay at tackle. Feeney is probably the best all around interior lineman in the draft. There are some guys better than him in specific areas, but he can do it all for an o-line.

I used one of his mocks in the first post of the thread. He's been dead set on the Ravens taking Cook in his mocks.

A two round mock o NFL Spinzone had the Ravens going Corey Davis in the first, and Charles Harris in the second. I would love for it to turn out this way.

The same way the Ravens ended up with Suggs, and I'd love to get another great edge rusher because of that.

Agreed. Most of the playoff teams and even the Super Bowl teams could use a young edge rusher. The Falcons could use a compliment to Beasley on the other side, and the Pats' edge rushers are over the hill aside from Trey Flowers.

I'd love for someone surprising to fall to the Ravens' pick just for that reason. Teams like the Raiders, Giants, or Lions that are seemingly one great player away from being top contender could be willing to give up a late second round pick for someone like Corey Davis, Barnett, or whoever is flying up the charts after the combine.

I like the Rogers pick. He could be a steal in the midrounds, and is a perfect compliment to Wallace and Perriman. And you're right about Jones feeling like a Ravens type of pick. I can definitely see the Ravens going for someone like him or Jaleen Johnson in the third. As for Humphrey, he wouldn't be my first pick with who was left on the board, but he's not a bad one either. Certainly a huge step up from a lot of the corners that have been playing for the Ravens over the last few seasons.

With how loaded this upcoming draft is an extra pick in the top 100 is huge.

He has some experience doing it. His skill set would be perfect for returning punts.

Yeah, I don't think the Ravens would touch Cook with a ten foot pole. There's an underrated, small school guy that could be a perfect fit as a receiving back for the Ravens, Tarik Cohen, from North Carolina A&T. He's undersized so longevity could be a concern. That aside he has amazing vision, patience, great burst, the ability to walk the tightrope along the sideline for extra yards, and his ability to change directions on a dime is unreal. He's like a young Darren Sproles.

Yeah. They switched to 4-3 after Rex's brother left the team.

I think he could easily play as a bigger than normal 4-3 DE. NO would probably be the perfect place for him to let him play on the outside beside Rankins on either the left or right side.

Not a fan of Phillips. He seems undersized and doesn't have the athleticism to make up for that. At the NFL level he might be best as a strongside linebacker on a 4-3 team. If the Ravens grab a late round QB to compete for backup, I'd greatly prefer Zach Terrell over Beathard.

I like rounds two and four there. I don't want Robinson in the first and Phillips is a reach in the third.

I really like Jaleel Johnson, but I don't see him a replacement for Williams, that would probably be Pierce. Johnson would be more of a replacement (and improvement) for Jernigan if he leaves after his contract year. He could be a stud 3-4 DE. I don't think Switzer will be around in the fifth round. I'm a big fan of Marquel Lee and would happily use a midround pick on him. I'd be happy with the first four rounds of this.

So, I just had Oakland give me their first, second, and third round picks to move up for Sidney Jones. If a team in the twenties did that in real life, their GM should be fired. Round 1 Pick 24 (OAK): Dan Feeney, OG, Indiana (B-) Round 2 Pick 15: Adoree' Jackson, CB, Southern California (B-) Round 2 Pick 24 (OAK): Dalvin Tomlinson, DT, Alabama (B) Round 3 Pick 14: Alvin Kamara, RB, Tennessee (A+) Round 3 Pick 24 (OAK): Jaleel Johnson, DT, Iowa (A-) Round 3 Pick 36 (COMP): Chris Godwin, WR, Penn State (A) Round 4 Pick 16: Dawuane Smoot, DE, Illinois (A) Round 5 Pick 15: Adam Shaheen, TE, Ashland (A) Round 6 Pick 14: Justin Senior, OT, Mississippi State (B) Round 7 Pick 16: Tashawn Bower, OLB, LSU (B)

Adams is one of the few guys I'd consider trading up for. He is amazing, and would be a real game changer for the Ravens.

If he does really well, then perhaps he could be a good trade down target if we go back to the twenties.

Well, looks like Richardson won't be a part of the Ravens' training camp again.