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So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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Free agency perhaps, where they could still find a tackle,Cam Robinson amd tight end, David Njoku, to solve two holes -
Hey, I am just spit balling what I would do were I in charge. I know this team needs a back up tackle, and a receiving tight end to go along with what I mentioned. But this draft, as we talked about before Harbs was fired, is perhaps their most important because of all of the free agents and bad picks other years. Now with a new coach, even more so. You are not going to pick 11 players who all turn out good. So hedge the bets, use them to identify 4 players you want, and trade picks to get those players. Hey, it may not work out, may not get a team to trade, player may go way too early. In those cases, then go bpa, where you will likely get your back up tackle, your tight end. Likely was a 4th rounder, so ....
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You are assuming that the players drafted don't work out, that the new coaches are worthless, and don't turn around the line nor the defense... I chose to think the opposite
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In the first 3 rounds? Nope, I know, Stanley is aging faster than a cheap paper towels that is wet. I also know, that Rose took a step back last season, thus needing a tackle or two. But frankly, a center, guard, phatty and corner are the top needs and it is important to get them this year, this draft is deep at those positions, save center, and with 11 picks, they need to use them to get specific players, not "best player available"
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So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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All of their top 5 centers lack power & or size. Not what I want in a center. This team needs one who can love a nt on 3rd & 4th and one -
So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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The big question is, do they draft a center in the 1st, a bit high for one, check that, this draft is not great for centers, most are either not good at drive blocking or, lack the size/strength to do so. -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Well, clearly the offensive line will be both, different and coached differently. At least 1 new guard and a new center, likely 2 new guards and a new center. -
So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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Oh for sure take him in the 2nd, a better prospect, arm length or not, than Green. -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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2 years ago he did, most of his rushing yards came off scrambles and he completed 70% if his passes from, mostly, the pocket. -
Well, you are one for conspiracies. This team is not as far off as you think, but also not as close as many others think. 11 draft picks, edge is not so much of a need, a good vet guard in the house, as we've talked about, new line coach. I'm sold on Minter not sold on the new oc, but I'll give him a chance. So they target a big body for the defensive line, a guard, a corner, if they get quality, this team is set.
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So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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Well 2 things. 1) he broke it the night before the combine and yet still went through all of the drills and, did so phenomenally. 2) was it displaced? Was it due to a lis franc issue? If the answer to both of those in #2 is no, I would draft him in a heart beat. If not, then no, I would not draft him. His size will continue to cause that injury to reoccur. -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Nope, different player type. If he can throw and run, fantastic, if he can only throw and scramble, wonderful. Crosby needs his legs to be productive. Spending 3 or more games out to rest the knee or get scoped every season after this one, then he is not worth 2 #1's -
Ravens head coach Jesse Minter says his new pass rusher, Trey Hendrickson, is going to fit perfectly with the defense being built in Baltimore. Minter, who was the Chargers’ defensive coordinator the last two years before being hired by the Ravens this year, said his defense is going to put Hendrickson in a position to make life miserable for opposing quarterbacks. “He’s certainly a weapon,” Minter said of Hendrickson. “He’s proven that. The sack numbers speak for themselves. There’s a lot of different things that he can do for the defense. He’s going to draw attention, so sometimes you have guys that draw attention and then other guys have the opportunity to make plays. Then you have other guys start making plays, then less attention goes toward that. And then you want to get to the point where you can create as many one-on-one matchups for people as possible. Being creative in how we operate, how we set our fronts, and we’ll try to do as as many things as possible to create opportunities for Trey to wreck the game.” Hendrickson has 81 career sacks, and the Ravens are confident he has a whole lot more in his future. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/jesse-minter-ravens-will-create-opportunities-for-trey-hendrickson-to-wreck-the-game
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I'm getting close, the idea of two edge rushers so expensive that he said, he was willing to do, turned my stomach
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Eric on the failed trade news conference
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I was joking and do agree, the arthritis was the issue -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Ravens should go back to the Raiders with an offer of a 1 this year, a 4 next if he plays in more than 16 games, it can be increased to a 3 -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Read some reports trying to link Joey Bosa here, frankly I certainly hope not. Never been a fan of his, always dinged up, looked up his stats, they are not impressive either. Only 3 times has he played a full season, only 4 times has been gotten over 10 sacks, even one of them was 10.5 sacks Please I hope not -
Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Off topic but.. I'm watching the documentary on Barry Sanders, one of my favorite players, ever, in any sport. So humble, how humble? He didn't want to win the Heisman and was a bit embarrassed, Rodney Pete's words, that he did win. Any way, in it there is a shot of him talking with one of his former head coaches with the Lions, Wayne Fontes. Both of them are old now and reminiscent of their day. Fontes says, ya know kid, if we only had a quarterback back our day, we would have won a few championships. Barry chuckles and agrees. Then Fontes drops what I consider a bomb shell. Back then, SanFran had cut loose Joe Montana, in favor of Steve Young. Fontes says Joe actually called him and said he would love to play for the Lions and with Barry. Fontes was over the moon, hung up and called his GM, who said: forget it, Joe is too old... Joe went on to KC and took them to the playoffs. Fontes says to the GM, how about Warren Moon, he too would like to play here, same answer from the GM, too old Moon went to Houston and was an all pro for a few years. Barry was shocked to hear that and they both laughed. Why dis Barry retire so young? So close to the all time record? He never says other than, it was time. My feeling, after watching it, he didn't want the record, he didn't want the attention from breaking the record, nor to take the record away from Walter. It's a great documentary, in the Amazon plus ap if ya have it. I guess the point I'm making is, we, the fans, never know the entire reason for a signing or, for not making a signing, was it the coach, the gm, both or neither, maybe the owner... -
Rush released, and a body for camp was signed NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported that the Ravens have signed former Atlanta Falcons offensive lineman Jovaughn Gwyn to a one-year deal.
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Former Baltimore Ravens running back Keaton Mitchell is signing with the Chargers on a two-year, $9.25 million deal that includes $5 million fully guaranteed, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Thursday, per a source
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Eric on the failed trade news conference
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Everyone in the media is killing the Ravens right now. I have no issue with them backing out because of what is likely severe arthritis in Crosby's knee. My real issue, and sorry Grub, you were right, is the front office actually wanted to pair Crosby with Hendrickson.. The cost of those two on the defense would have had terrible ripple affects on the talent around the team. Yes, it would have been a force with those two rushing the passer. -
Since the big moves for the Ravens happen
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Wyat Teller and Joe Bitino I think are still out there. Not the best but good enough at guard with some years left in their legs -
So what draft position will the Ravens be in? 14th pick
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14 is a little high, it depends on how they feel about Bullock & Jones. If they don't feel either or neither is the answer, shoot, better to draft a little higher than not getting the one you really need and want. -
After 9pm, should we stay up late now to see if there will be any the rest of the week? Asking for a friend