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He's still the best player in the draft, size, speed, power, motor, durability at a position of need. I don't think he falls to us but I will be very happy if he does.

I didn't say articles just his AP and under 25 lists, but I'm sure he gets his rankings from PFF. Objectively speaking there's nothing homer about rating the Steelers above us or questioning Flacco back in 2012, Ben is a top 5 QB and he has the leagues best HB/WR combo.

This is exciting, hopefully we tailor our passing game to Wallace's strengths.

He's a Texans or Cowboys fan I think, he's shown us love before

Cleveland needs Wentz, I doubt he can turn things around but he's their best shot. Even with that baseball metrics guy as president the first rule is you cannot win without a QB, that trumps BPA.

I was 3 or 4 when football left LA so I grew up a Lakers fan. I became a Ravens fan while watching the first SB run, something about Ray Lewis was magnetic, he was like pure willpower.

I agree, we are already young and unproven at safety, WR and TE so bringing in three durable, productive vets is exactly what we needed. We're trying to win for the next few years not in a few years time.

I'm all for younger players but Quick has never produced and Harvin is only good for 5 games a year, both of those guys are regularly banged up yet you like to criticize Monroe and Weddle and Smith for not staying healthy.

Yes thats a great idea, lets just ask a division rival for their best player. We might as well trade for Antonio Brown too.

I'm a little biased towards Buckner because I think Timmy Jernigan is too injury prone to be a long term answer. Also his pass rushing style, technique and positioning over power and effort is a big reason why he doesn't wear down.

Ok who? tell us who this mystery receiver is.

You could make the argument that he's overpaid and injury prone, but he wasn't injury prone when we signed him soooo... is it it the exception or the rule? Even with buyers remorse he's a class act so he deserves a bit of professionalism.

Stanley reminds me of Eric Fischer, he has huge athletic potential for mirroring speed rushers and second level blocks but he's going to need a lot of coaching. Conklin is slower to the second level and to the edge but he has better balance, anchor and leg drive, he also played in a pro style scheme so he doesn't have to be taught from scratch.

"Day 1 of camp, Wallace and Perriman warming up for a footrace" "Perriman with the trainers, bruised his knee while stretching." "It's not serious - Coach Harbaugh" "Ravens place Breshad Perriman on season-ending IR"

Pass protecting left tackles don't exactly grow on trees, just remember that the alternatives are Hurst, someone off the scrapheap, or a rookie from a spread offense who has never come out of a three point stance.

In terms of value I would put him above VH3. I just think Elliot is more likely to become top 5 in his position.

Elam is a cap thief

Jack Conklin is an Andrew Whitworth clone, he'd make a great Raven but I think he goes in the bottom half of the first.

The kid is a freak he doesn't even need to run the 40 or do more testing, that vert is with no medical clearance until a week ago week ago

We have 10 picks and 7 in the first 4 rounds, we can really do some damage.

Any situation that lands Alexander in the 2nd would be amazing. A stud in the first round and fully addressed the secondary in the 2nd.

Imagine trading multiple picks to get Ramsey and he's a bust or he has a career ending injury. It's a team sport, you can't mortgage your house on one player.

Also potential buyers remorse *knock on wood*

I hoping for a corner but I'm not 100 on VH3.