To pick up where we left off. I'm not really in love with the round5 and later players. Except Mcgovern, Lashaun Sims and peake. With that said I would package the picks and get back into round4 and take Reshard Robinson. He is the best cornerback in the draft. T. YOUNG IS very underrated as well. He is very comparable to janoris Jenkins and Chris Harris. If ravens did not trade down from the #6 overall pick for some extra picks then I have an alternative idea. I really like the mid rounds of this draft. I mean it is loaded with players that have round1 traits. So with that said I'm trading next year's #1 to a team like Cleveland or Dallas for several picks in rounds 2-4. With the round2 pick I would take Cravens or Deion jones. Unless ravens got Correa in round2 cuz in really believe his future is at lb. But if ravens take Spence then a 3 down cover lb is needed. Unless ravens plan on signing somebody or pulling off a trade. In round3 the pick would be Coleman. He has similar skills to Tunsil and Stanley. He is very strong and athletic. He could play tackle or guard. His power is similar to KO. Ravens oline would be quite set. In round4 ravens would pick up one of Malcolm Mitchell and Demarcus Robinson. And putting Alex Lewis back on the shelf. I know it seems a little crazy to draft 3 WRs in round4. However all 3 have a complete skill set. There is nothing wrong with healthy competition. And the best WRs will play!! Ravens have not drafted a stud WR ever!! In like 20 drafts now!! And it is time to fix it for sure!! As much as I like Chris Moore, Mitchell and Robinson have top shelf skills as well. Coleman and the 2 WRs in the mix with Ron Stanley,Chris Moore and Dixon gives the ravens more young offensive talent than ever!! I know peeps do not like the idea of giving up a round 1 pick but picking #6 this year is tempting to teams to give up several mid round picks to hopefully get an extra top10 pick. If ravens could get a 2-4 and add Cravens or Deion Jones, Coleman and Malcolm mitchell, then that is quite a run of talent to get this draft!! And not having any glaring voids. Some may say not having a round sucks. But it is better to have backup plans for injuries and busts. If Perriman and Campanaro is injured again and Wallace lost a couple steps then there is 3 fast skilled WRs. IF Ron Stanley struggles til he adds muscle then there is a backup plan at tackle. Not to mention Cravens is the hybrid physical coverage lb the ravens need badly. Putting this talent together now favors having a 7-9 season or worse and having to go into the off-season trying to fix holes and wait til 2017 season to compete. If ravens have holes and struggle out of the blocks then it is a wasted season and we have to go into the off-season hoping to fix holes and wait til the next season. This way there is a one draft reload. And this deep draft presents a rare opportunity to really load up on talent. A run on talent like Stanley,Cravens,Spence,Kufusi,Coleman,Young,Chris Moore,Malcolm Mitchell,Will Henry,Reshard Robinson,Demarcus Robinson,and Dixon could make for an all time great draft!! If ravens could not get a round 2 as part of the trade then some of the picks could be adjusted. Because there are additional players in rounds 3 and 4 I like. I like this draft so much I would even consider trading next year's round2 for a couple extra round4 picks.
If ravens got a nice offer for pick#6 for a load of picks Coleman could be an option at left tackle. Could of maybe even traded down several spots and still get Tunsil. But drafting Stanley then trading next yrs #1 for extra picks is the route I would go. I know it is a less traveled backwoods route but that is where you see and learn cool new stuff.This draft is so deep in rounds 2-4 and ravens picking #6 this year could temp a team to take a shot at a top10 pick next yr and trade several picks. Ravens have yet to draft a stud WR and Moore,Robinson and Mitchell could all he studs!! Then ravens have trade bait!!