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Largely because of how rarely we've had good ones. And having just two legit, NFL receivers on a team (including one that could hit the old age wall soon enough) isn't exactly impressive. Like our CB situation for years, one injury ruins the team. Not to mention the number of lost playoff games due to bad receivers dropping passes. That alone can make fans focus on receivers.

They aren't going to hold out for a first for a one year rental, regardless of what some past GM did to get him. And the Bills themselves obvious don't think he's worth that much if they aren't picking up his 5th year option. They're purposefully shortening his contract to move on from him.

https://i.imgur.com/aFT0yT4.gifv I'm happy with the Ravens draft, but I really wanted Cohen. The guy is just so athletic.

I think a 2 or 3 year deal with him that's mostly incentive based would be really good. Watkins, Perriman, and Wallace would be a good top set of WRs for the team, as long as they're healthy. I'd gladly give a third round pick to the Bills for him, the Ravens if could a good contract worked out. I think the Bills would take a third round pick for him since it's higher than any comp pick, and it lets them have some type of guaranteed payoff since his contract is in the last year (they said they won't renew it for the 5th year option).

Yeah. I love his passion.

I do. He's a better fit for our new blocking scheme than any other interior lineman aside from Yanda. Also, he seems really intelligent and coachable, so I think the veteran lineman and coaches will get him up to speed.

The safeties are fairly obvious. For corners, McAlister, Jimmy, Webb (pre-injuries), and Duane Starks.

Seems like the perfect guy to work with the o-linemen we drafted,

It is pretty early, but barring Mangold signing the door is wide open for an UDFA to take the spot.

Yep, he went to the Bengals. They have Willis, Lawson, and Carlos Dunlap now.

http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/index.ssf/2016/08/rutgers_derrick_nelson.html I think Nelson could be a decent center in the nfl.

I think the center from Rutgers, one of the Wrs, and one of the safeties makes the team. Depending on how things go with Mangold, that center could become our starter.

I actually think the AFCN could have some of the best passruashers in the league depending on how the rookies (Watt, Garret, Willis, and Lawson) develop.

Wormley offers some really good traits and we're good at developing dts. Not my first choice for the pick but it's a good fit and a good value.

I'll give it a B+. Ozzie and co had a goal, to increase the speed and intensity of the defense, and they accomplished just that.

Not the first time the Ravens have taken an unknown defensive player, and it won't be the last. Sometimes these.guys become pretty good, so I'll wait and see what happen.

What's up with Isiah Ford? Did someone find a picture of him murdering a guy or something?

This feels like a depth pick. He's make Jensen have to fight to stay on the team. Though the Ravens are decent at developing o-linemen that have potential, so maybe he'll surprise some people.

I'd be pretty happy happy with TJ Logan this round. He's a top.tier returner and could become a good receiving back.

Baltimore Sun qouted him saying he's completely open to moving to center and thinks he could do it well.

This one kinda hurt. I think he's going to be really good.

Ah. Still kinda odd since they didn't skip a number in the overall order, just the round pick number.

The tracker on nfl.com messed up the numbers. It went from 10th to 12th.

Isiata, Switzer, and Cohen are my favorites still on the board. Davenport could be a good pick too.

I'm actually really surprised at some of the talent left the draft. There's still some really good players.