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That is if Stanley can be a starting left tackle.... I really hope he can be......

Competition between average players leads to losses. FBS running backs are dime a dozen who dominate that class. Adding another back only takes opportunities away from players who deserve a chance who put time in. Richardson is another wasted roster spot, teams can only take so many into camp. Starting to look like the Browns woth theae drafts, they too have had competition at positions, with average palyers, how has that turned out for them?

Idiots, he smoked weed 2 years ago and is being black maileed by an ex step father who was beating his mother. There are no character issues with him. Taking money for groceries and to keep the heat and lights on for his mother is wrong?

The pick of Reynolds shows how much of a joke this draft was for the Ravens. He is not a running back, not a wide out and not a quarterback. Was there something qrong with Braxton Miller if they wanted to take a chance on a "gimic". And sorry, Dixon is nothing like Lynch, he is nowhere close to beast mode. He may not even hold up to the NFL pounding. He is not better than the Bama buster, nor to the OSU hustler. So that puts him at least at number 3 and frankly, he might be the sixth best back in a mediocre draft for running backs. Time will tell, but it looks like another lost draft for the team, setting them back even further.... The reason they drafted at 6 is because of past poor drafts.

If so, I sould have to question their judgement of talent.

His big plays were the result of spread offenses and faster receivers on his team; he was the slowest. Potential yes, but Pharoh Cooper is more polished and just as fast with better hands. This team needed play makers and they drafted possibly two role players, the rest, projects... Only one secondary player who is likely to only be a slot corner.... Things will change, players will surprise, but right now this draft for the Ravens did not improve the team.

He fumbles a lot, they already have a ton of running backs just like him.

This late in the draft one cannot expect polished talent. Even so, having already taken defensive ends, knowing they are weak at safety and corner, they take a chance on a small school defensive end (4-3 only) who has already had one knee injury and is a long term project at best who will likely be on IR the season.... Oh here is to hoping they find an undrafted gem for the secondary..

146 one of their last draft picks this year baring a trade, Ravens select Matt Judon, de, nothing like taking a chance on a safety or corner

134 Kenneth Dixon rb, as if we dont have enough of them

Very good pick there, gets penetration, destroys ball carrier..

132Ravens pick. Willie Henry, dt

another Jah Reed.....

Alex Lewis, ot

Yes, I have seen most of them play numerous times over the past few years.

The way they are drafting, some one better wake them up...

Bush is gone, another good safety

Right on! This is why Cooper should have been the pick, he is ready to roll and can get deep.

Cooper gone to the Rams, well done Ravens.....not Jusfon Burris, big physical corner who can play outside or inside.... Better than Young..

Stiff hips, takes a while to get into his top gear, fast not quick (he plays faster than times) doesn't get off of bump coverage well, often losing his balance... We have 3 wide outs on the team just like him.

He is a tough, hard player but he is not a starting corner, at best, a slot corner...

The Pats took Malcom Mitchel, faster, same type of hands but he can run every route on the tree...

Max, they came into this draft needing a difference maker on defense. There were a number of them in the draft and yes there are one or two sleepers left. However, they drafted at most role players, nothing that will, at this point, improve a terrible defense. The wide out chosen only has one play on the route tree, the 9 or go route. But he does not have NFL deep speed. He was a product of a spread offense with faster teammates.... I don't know what they are doing..

There goes a decent safety, Miles Killebrew, the Ravens left on the table taking instead a deep threat with no deep threat speed who has sub par hands....

Chris Moore, tough wide out, plays like Steve Smith his hands not so consistent.