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Yeah, he is a better option than Grant, but how much does he have left in the tank & how badly did they screw up their reputation over the Grant mess?

Nelson to be a Raider according to Shefty.. Expect Crabtree to be released..

Yep, just makes you wonder what they plan to use the roughly $20 mil cap space they made for this season. Maybe another bad move ontop of these... Jeepers

According to Espn Not a bad move.. If you want to keep robbing Peter to pay Paul..

Great story, love everything about him. He will be a great special teams player but unless he can move to safety, learn how to cover, that will be all he will be, a special teams player.

Funny, I wrote that article a few years ago,Crossroads, back before I stopped. Just change the names, the play is the same... Just look over every message board and you will see the same thing....

Well, was Keenum a one hit wonder or a long term? At least Cousins has shown he can throw the ball for a few years. He has a better team now so it should be interesting.

Brown is a tiny speedy receiver who had a break out year 3 years ago, then injuries and bad qb play brought him back to earth. Who knows what he will be like here. Grant is a posession receiver, most catches last year were 45.... From their website, over paid for both.

Yeah, great receiver on the down side of his career, Just what the Ravens need http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/03/13/packers-g-m-talked-to-aaron-rodgers-after-decision-made-to-release-jordy-nelson/

1 year, $20 Mil ($15 guarenteed), Keanum to the Broncos, 2 years, Brees stays with Saints, (turned down a 2 yr-$60 mil from another team) 2 years 50 Mil, $27 guarenteed... Teddy B to the Jets,yes, it is Teddy & the Jets not Benny & the Jets... Jets also keeping McCown, 1 year $10 mil..

He is headed to the Packers, great fit.

Thankfully, so too is Tripplet....

3 years with the Vikes, FULLY GUARANTEED! wow!

I would love to see Smith moved to safety: bam, tight ends covered, longer career.

No, but it was also not a secret that Howard was terrible... #wewatchthegames

Another poor move, he got beat many times because he didn't know what defense they were in.... Same problem he had in Dallas...

Howard was a waste, at least Woodhead had a reason, injury, for sucking...

I watched many times, in big games he choked, missed wide open receivers, played as if there was no one rushing only to get sack stripped, lose the game... No thanks, Brandon Wheaton all over ...

Wow, 8 mil guarenteed for a back up player, an average at best back up player....

He is not a 1st round talent, better to wait till 2nd or 3rd round, Riley Ferguson.

Do or they know what play was called? Yes it matters, did he have time to go through his progessions, were they wide open when he was running from a broken pocket? These questions can't be answered by theae stats guys...food for thought. We watch the games.they do not.

Not really, one can make stats favor any point. We watch the games, they don't, so we see how quickly Joe has to throw the ball and how tightly the receivers are covered.

Let him.go, let him go, let him go, let him go

Odd move, does that mean they are not going qb in rd one? Buffalo now has 5 picks in the top 65 picks. 21 & 22 & looking for a qb. I wonder, if one drops to 16, do the Ravens move back to either of those?

Right Papa, unless they plan to move a certain underwhelming left tackle to the right, there would be no need to draft McGlinchey. He looks to be a solid tackle, strong, a bulldozer in run blocking, but they need a right tackle and as we've talked about, you don't draft right tackle in the first. If DJ is the last wide out left in the 2nd, it is not a bad pick. He is a hard worker, but he is not polished, a bad sign for the Ravens.