JimmyBlack

This guy had better hustle on. STs

Humphrey, Williams, Wormley and Siragusa look to have a good shot at contributing right away.  Williams could be special, if he can stay out of trouble.

They were all great picks. I can't wait to scream GOOSE again.

Tim Williams might be the star of the draft playing next to CJ.

I think that Wallace and Perriman are our numbers one and two in consecutive order. After that, who wouldn't like to see Q in there at slot after a last minute deal? By letting Aiken walk, we opened the door to the other remnants of last year's draft to step up or ride the metal bench for most of the year. Still, we will have need on STs.

Defensive Captain CJ will lead the charge this year as we knock some fool heads around on the field.

We will have a vintage defense and knock a few guys around this year. Wallace and Perriman need 1000 yards to prove to be number one. They won't have any competition except for that between them.

Williams or Davis.

Draft a receiver in the second round unless someone great falls to them at 16.

Bring in a rookie with a live arm.

Juju over the middle.

3 hours ago, ellicottraven said:

My gut tells me if either Fournette or Dalvin Cook are magically available for us at #16 we would be foolish not to select either. In fact, I'll go as far as saying if 1 is gone and the other drops past 12, then to go up and get that guy by trading up. I truly believe they could be generational players in the Jamal Lewis mould for us and could dramatically help our terrible offense. It would also shield Flacco from mistakes and help him with confidence.

Elliott sure helped to transform the Cowboys offense last year.

This is one year that we have so many needs that it's hard to pin down any one area that we will be targeting.

Pay Juice around $2 million a year and sign him for 3 years.

Behavior is too hard to predict when drafting a kid out of college.  Like the photo of Tunsil on draft day, it doesn't take much to turn a team in another direction.  Character matters, too.

Draft Mike Williams and we won't mind that Aiken signed somewhere else.

3 hours ago, Ravenous_Ravens said:

Before dipping into FA for (a) pass rusher(s), fix the secondary. IMHO that will greatly improve the pass rush.

Plus last draft, they went pass rusher crazy instead of secondary and look what happened. If they draft a lot of pass rushers again then we know their thoughts on last years pas rushers..

I see us taking a CB and S in the first 2 rounds of the draft.

Pierce has the size to take over for Williams. I don't think that we'll be able to afford our free agents with the tight cap space.

We definitely need a CB and S in the draft. OLB and ILB would be safe picks. I don't see us taking a WR in the first round unless someone highly rated miraculously falls to us.

I will be very disappointed if we don't keep our #1 receiver Mike Wallace.  It would be nice to have Brandon Marshall but not at the cost of losing Wallace.

Professor Urschel is going to win.

21 hours ago, Davesta said:

http://www.baltimorebeatdown.com/2017/1/15/14269622/ravens-seven-round-mock-draft-3-0

the mock draft to end all mock drafts.

Corey Davis looks good, but so do many of the CBs.

On 1/1/2017 at 10:04 AM, RaineV1 said:

Thought it might be a good idea to have a single thread for us to post interesting or awful Ravens' picks in mock drafts from the media. Let's start with one of the worst ones I've seen, courtesy of Dane Brugler:

Note: Charles Harris, Takkarist McKinley, and Sydney Jones were still on the board at this point in his mock.

Elsewhere, yesterday, Eddie Brown of the San Diego Tribune posted a two round mock. He had the Ravens taking:

I would be pretty happy if this one happened.

I'd much rather have a decent CB over a RB.

15 hours ago, #Nevermore said:

That guy is injury prone and inconsistent.

The Ravens love to get guys like him on the cheap.

I'd like to see us sign Kenny Britt.  He hasn't been exceptional in his career having only one 1000 yard + receiving season in 2016.  I'm sure that we could get him for a fair price.  He's young enough to play for several more years.  I like his height (6'3").

We need to pick up a big bruising back in the draft, free agency, or by a trade.