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I wish he did this before the draft.

Well at least he can go back to Footlocker and be good at his job.

I think Lamp is an All Pro type guard, somewhere between Justin Pugh and Zach Martin. Feeney has potential but there are real maulers in the draft with pro style experience like Dion Dawkins, I'm not sold on him either he but he has some KO in him.

I said all along we were going to have a downgraded ground game without KO. We need upgrades at guard and center, Yanda is 33 this year and might have a year or two left before he really starts to break down.

Forrest Lamp with our first?

What an awful day. All the best.

We can have both if we keep building our trenches, our oline is on the verge of needing a rebuild and we have no pass rush.

Is Orrs neck major?

If we want someone who will be an obvious #1 over Wallace then it's probably either Britt or Pryor, it would be pricey and come with some risk. Garcon isn't an obvious #1 upgrade over Wallace who has similar stats but is a big play threat, but there are things to like such as durability and his route tree which compliments the go routes of Wallace and Perriman.

How does Garcon fit here? he would go from being a low production starter to 40 receptions at #2 or slot.

Correction, second team. The point is you have to ask why they would let someone with his skillset and talent hit free agency.

We're 22nd in the league in first downs.

Kenny Britt has talent, but he's always had question marks about his maturity and work ethic. It says a lot when your third team declines to offer an extension.

Well he's already 30 so he fits the Ravens criteria.

He'll have a nice new Gold Jacket in 5 or so years.

I'll miss SSS, hes a fearless player and always lifts the team when our offense needed someone to follow. As for Jeffrey, well he is a playmaker and looks to command a 5 year $55-60M range contract, but he's also injury prone and recently served a suspension for being a drug cheat so you have to consider those things as well.

A lot of it is guys getting worn down, constant 3 and outs don't help but there are some guys who are obviously running on fumes and not being substituted. We need to work on that too (and probably won't).

I'd have to see how our dropped pass rate compares to other high volume passers but historically he has better seasons with less attempts. If we can get the ground game rolling along it will helps him and keep our defense fresh.

I wouldn't argue with Shepard or Thomas but they wouldn't have made the same impact here, we're talking Perriman/Aiken numbers. Flacco had a down year (presumably because of his injury) but even when he heated up he simply doesn't function well without a strong ground game, if we had Julio Jones out there you'd think he aged 10 years.

We can't control every aspect of the draft or if/how players will develop, we've got to be able to make adjustments and roll with punches. I hate talking about the Patriots but they have multiple draft failures too but the difference is they know how to adjust and adapt, they can trade marquee players at will and still win games.

I think if Lewis is starting on the inside again then it's an F for this offseason, the kid I has talent just not for the interior. Our realistic FA and draft options aren't as good as they were last year but theres some talent available that at least fit better than Zuttuh and Lewis.

I don't think you understand what coverage sacks are.

I like Jernigan but his consistency is affected by injuries, he's always banged up and thats not something that will improve with age.