tsylvester

Given the organization's inability to find/develope recievers, one that has come along you hang onto. Bateman has success in the redzone because of Flowers and the tight ends. Quickness is more needed in the redzone than speed.

Solid team player, very good hands, quick and shifty, no way they trade him. He just needs to work from the slot more, but the Ravens have not used a true burner, like say Walker for what ever reason, on the outside. The more likely trade candidate is Bateman, cheap contract, great hands but he too is a slot guy but he cant seem to stay healthy

Im sure an extension is in the works, no way they carry that 27 mil cap hit...

Ravens exercised the 5th year option for Flowers, https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/ravens-exercise-zay-flowers-fifth-year-option

FYI, according to AI, the 14th pick should occur between 9:30 pm and 9:45pm, i shall be well asleep by then. My how old age changes priorities

Dallas is not, not extending the headache that is George Pickens, would you trade the 14th for him and a 3rd?

It is big news, he likely doesn't get the surgery if he was going to retire

If they trade to say 22 or so, I would be fine with Sadiq, otherwise I would like to see them trade down to the top of round 2, 1-5 say, get a high 3rd too if possible. Better value there for players they both covet and need

We are 2 days away from the NFL draft, who will the Ravens take? Me, I think they will trade back, get an extra 2nd and 3rd. So, who do you got?

My fav, have a sideline, black hat with the front facing Raven

Hope he doesnt end up like Sly Stalone, who has had so many fusions in his neck he cannot turn it any more.... Would love to see him back though.

Would you have given up the 14th pick for Lawrence? Frankly, Bengals are nuts, the guy is a loose cannon who wants a boat load of money

3 pt stance is over rated unless you are in short yardage. It helps to keep the pads low and drive forward. Coaching today, especially in the high-school and college ranks is far superior to yesteryear. The issue is over use, of muscles, ligaments and games played. Some ligaments can't handle the muscle size and you get soft tissue injuries; hamstrings, the cl family of the knee, even the achilles. Yes, strength and conditoning has come a long way, shoot, Gatorade wasn't even invented when I played, we used water and oranges. We lifted, stretched, then ran 1 mile before practice, then went full tilt in practice. Ice bath after practice. Today, most of that is taken away, changed, thought cruel.

Maybe not a plethora of injuries, but the quality of player is certainly way down. That is not just due to coaching, that is because of a lack of recovery time and extended play