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Ozzie's inability to retain highly drafted players is not his fault. When a team wins ALL the players want a raise and he can't pay them all. That being said I am glad for the way Steve Bisciotti is handling things. Trying new things while keeping the basics the same, continuity. I feel confident in this organization going forward for a long time as long as Bisciotti owns it.

Trade down. Grab another 2nd round pick and take Taylor Decker.

I like Nick Kwiatkowski, West Virginia. Plays like a Raven.

What I got from the article is how his skill set does not fit in the pro style defense.

It's worse than that Grim. Read the comments http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000639675/article/scout-ucla-lb-myles-jack-is-nfl-drafts-best-player Does Vernon Gholston come to mind?

All Jack had was a torn meniscus in his knee. No worse than a broken toe. Repaired with arthroscopic surgery. I had it done myself. Jack will be a bust: http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fbleacherreport.com%2Farticles%2F2607708-2016-nfl-draft-myles-jack-is-more-projection-than-sure-thing&h=0AQFNFU1e http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000639675/article/scout-ucla-lb-myles-jack-is-nfl-drafts-best-player read comments

Miles Jack will be a BUST! http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fbleacherreport.com%2Farticles%2F2607708-2016-nfl-draft-myles-jack-is-more-projection-than-sure-thing&h=0AQFNFU1e

I'd put it this way: Bosa, Mack and then Ramsey in this order in the draft. If Ramsey is a shutdown corner he is worth it. If that be the case I'd leave him at corner and not mix the pot too much moving him around to safety.

Ozzie is best at evaluating defensive players. Along the way it seems the Ravens decided to go for more offense especially on the O Line which IMO has worked. Unfortunately there has been a rash of injuries. Without that I believe things would have been fine and we wouldn't be talking about this. I'm even more excited about next season especially because our young rookies got much needed playing time and with ANOTHER good draft like last year this team will be set for a few years. it isn't easy to replace 2 top 10 draft picks from the past with rookies and one year players. Look what happened to the Patriots after 4 - 5 key injuries. lost 4 of their last 6 games and fell out of the top seed, squeaking past the Chiefs and losing to the Broncos in the playoffs. Ravens would have beaten the Patriots and went to the Superbowl last year if not for a depleted secondary. Not bad I think for a team that keeps missing on draft picks and quality free agents. Ugh? I can't believe this thread even exists.

No worries with Cincinatti. OC Hue Jackson went to Cleveland. Why he would go into the Great Abyss of Cleveland is beyond me. He won't be a factor. Pittsburgh is another matter. Every receiver they have runs the 40 in 4.2 seconds. Big Ben, in my opinion, is always phenomenal. Tomlin is a defensive coach and will eventually get the defense back on track. Like some said they are only a couple secondary players from being a shutdown D. All other teams shouldn't be a tough go if we can maintain a reasonable health status. Even beat up the Ravens out played many of the teams they lost to.

Ted Marchibroda should go into the Hall of Fame as the most accomplished offensive coordinator in NFL history. He single-handedly turned every offense he ever touched into a greater than respectable squad in the NFL. Lets look at the quarterbacks that owe him. Billy Kilmer, Sam Wyche, Bert Jones, Randal Cunningham, Jim Kelly, Jim Harbaugh. Not to mention the head coaches he carried and taught, Marv Levy, Sam Wyche, Jim Harbaugh come to mind. Ted perfected the hurry-up offense being used in New England now.

Better play at the safety position and SPEED at wide receiver.

That's in each round too.

Pees is just completing the last year of his contract so it is possible if Pees retires or Ozzie lets him go. I don't think he will be let go so I'd say Pagano can come back as a secondary coach with a much higher title so he can be paid more like we did for Steve Spagnuolo. Spagnuolo, like many other released head coaches, accepted a position coaching job until something better come up. Baltimore hired Spagnuolo as a senior defensive assistant before the 2013 season, then promoted him to assistant head coach/secondary coach in 2014

We need a punt returner. Keeps running into his own blockers