JimmyBlack

I think that the Ravens have made much forward progress on this item.

Jack would be double espresso, similar in the side to side abilities of Ray Lewis, and a super high motor player. One thing that he has that last year Ravens lacked, that's the ability to intercept passes and drop back effectively in coverage.

Bosa would stop the run and chase QBs around the backfield all day long.

I really would love to see us take Bosa or Jack if possible. Stanley would be a letdown for me.

I could see him as a candidate for contract restructuring.

I don't see him as worth a number 6 either. Hopefully, he falls to top of the second round. We really need a speedy receiver who can get up there and take the ball away from defenders.

Both Bosa or Jack would start from day one.

Most of the teams already have a good QB under contract. To get ahead of the 49ers, then the next team in line would be at number 15. This would put us out of the running for a player that would be able to start from day one, but might get us an extra second round draft pick.

Keep KO and draft a replacement for Upshaw.

Is there any word on how close he is to being ready for training camp?

Ramsey, Bosa, Buckner, or Jack would be nice.

He's a good blocking guard but he's no Yanda.

Did I do that?

Camp body and practice squad bench warmer insurance policy at best.

I would definitely take Bosa at number 6, but not if Ramsey or Buckner are still there.

I would take Ramsey, Bosa, Jack, or Buckner regardless of how they did in the drills at the scouting combine. The Ravens have made their name on defense and we need to regain our swagger. Let's just hope that we don't trade down and there is a run on quarterbacks. As for offense, I think that we could pick up a decent wideout in the top of the second round.

I'd much rather that they go defense. Bosa or Buckner.

I'd love to have a big back out of the middle rounds of the draft just for insurance.

I would love to see the Ravens draft a pass rush/run stopping defensive player in the first and a wide receiver in the second round. Unless we trade down, I don't see us wasting the sixth pick on a corner back. The tight end position needs to be addressed in free agency, too. Flacco might just make the difference between picking up just any player and a few quality players to fill the needs. Offensive linemen are a crap shoot in the draft and free agency. We will pay too much and get little in return if we try to sign another Monroe.