tsylvester

Tight end Ben Watson a Raven now... Big whoops

The Ravens couldnt do 5 years 60 mil?????? Really? Cheap sob's.

The Rams don't need him, I highly doubt they take him, Jax on the othdr hand...

Yeah I like Orr, he is coming a long, slowly, but he has improved with every chance they give him. He has the speed and quickness to cover, tackles well, and is improving on his blitzes.

Bingo, well said. I will add, the best part of Mosely's game is blitzing, so you wouldn't want to take that away from his game. I doubt the Ravens take him, they have more pressing needs.

It is a good deal. Sure, six mil this year but 13 mil over the next two. So almost 20 mil over three years saved. That is outstanding. Remember, that is based on this year's cap number, the cap will go up each year. Also under the new cap rules, they have fo use up most of it each year. You can do a lot with almost 20 mil over the next three years. They should be able to sign Kelechi now and better.

Yes, he has a higher ceiling than Bosa, he would take a bit to mature, but he looks to be a star with the right coaching and the Ravens, along the defensive line and backers, have said coaching.

I don't think he is athletic enough to make the switch. Even in the Ravens current defense, he would be asked to peel off and cover the flat at times to disguise a blitz, and I doubt he can do that effectively. to me, he is a one position player. I know, I know, he played inside at times with OSU, but NFL guards are not college scrubs, I don't think he will fair well in the NFL inside either. to me, he appears to be a rush end only, the big question I have is if he can hold up the end on running plays...

For the ends, the 40 time means nothing. As TC posted the cone times, those are the keys, how quickly can they get off the ball, and get around the end. Short shuttles & cone drills are the best determining factors/drills for certain positions, for measuring explosiveness. Watts weight at the combine helped him greatly. He was able to add strength, get used to playing at that weight so his legs got stronger while he dropped to his natural weight. Bosa, 60's for weight is fine if he has the strength, frankly, he beat some bad right tackles to pile up his numbers. This past year teams chipped him and his numbers went down dramatically; not good.

He is a play maker ready to pop open when he hits the pros. However, he relied a lot on his athleticism in college to get back into position. Also, he did not face the best offenses and had a great team of defenders to help pressure quarterbacks, make them more predictable. As much as a great pick he COULD be, he is one of them that could be the biggest bust in the draft. For that matter, same for Bosa, I am not very high on him as most are, I hope the Ravens don't take him at 6.....

Yeah, he had more drops than one would like because he is not a natural hand catcher. However, unlike Torrey, Fuller tracks the deep ball very well and wins the match up on 50-50 balls more than not. He also has the quicks, the wiggle Smith does not have making rac very very well. Doctson dos it all well, but he rarely faced press coverage, so that is the biggest question on him. His wrist injury is clearly well behind him.

Roto world is wrong on many levels, just one of the is his height & weight. Way wrong on his skill set.

He and Fuller were so smooth in the gauntlet drill, made it look very easy. I would be very pleased with either of them in the 2nd.

Doctson ran a 4.54 forty, Fuller just ran a 4.33 both play up to or faster than their times.....

Rams released Chris Long and James Laurinaitis. Both excellent players. Laurinaitis at 29 going on 30 later in the year can still play. Long, great edge rusher, doesn't hold the edge that well, but he too would be a great pick up. Price, as always, would be key.

Well, since he did it again, I guess maybe it was "bad".... plenty of tight ends out there like him, kick him to the curb.

Yes, he is on a long list of players who chased the money, only to regret it. He like many pundits, thought Kap was the real deal, was about to take off. Now, it appears there is going to be a qb rotation for the next few years and lots of losing.

Love Coleman, quickness, speed, but can he get off the line of scrimmage at the NFL level with his slight frame? Carroo, as you said, can he stay healthy and, was his success due to the lack of quality of opponents? Similar to the Tulsa wideout, Keyarris Garret (1500 yards, 96 receptions, 8 tds), 6'5", 185, pretty good speed, 4.6-4.7 area, great hands, dominated his opponents, but then, the caliber was not high and they ran a spread offense. 26th for Treadwell, hmm, guess we shall see....

Exactly what this team needs.... Exactly what we have been talking about, him, for weeks now... You can't have big runs in the running game, nor in the passing game with rac, unless receivers are willing to block. HE IS! Exactly what this team needs. Also what we have been praising about him, for weeks. I have watched him for years, his offense, is very predictable at times. The route combinations they use do not always utilize the receivers abilities. Also, many plays, he was simply a decoy, yet still managed to run out his route to help fool the defense. NO wide out gets open every play, NONE. To me, this is nit-picking. He does not have great speed nor great quickness, which is needed for a receiver to do what this writer is banging on Treadwell about, we knew he was not a speed demon, nor a scat receiver breaking ankles; no needed for what he would be drafted for..... This also goes back to being predictable in their offense and the skill level they play against.... There are times when all receivers do this, it is not a knock on one if they make the catches- HE DOES. He also draws a ton of PI penalties because defenders can't handle, especially on deep routes. Not always jumping to get the ball at its highest point helps to keep defensive backs guessing, as in the play this writer outlined. The DB jumped too early trying to anticipate Treadwel jumping. TouchDown! Britt couldn't run a route, couldn't get away from skilled defensive backs and; struggled with his hands. He still does. To me, there is no reminder of Britt at all; none. Case closed. Draft him at 6.

Another Bama bust..... Jones is always out of position, relying on his speed, in college, his athleticism, in college, to over take lesser talent. No way should the Ravens take him in the 2nd, I would let him be some one elses boom or bust.

What a game, wow. Once again, Superman, the unstoppable offense against the immovable defense, lost. Great game, seeing Peyton get his second, with a second team, Kubes getting his first as a head coach with the team he played on, Elway getting his as an owner to go with his as a player, now that is too cool....

Strange one. So many times has the high flying offense met the staunch defense, to be grounded. How many times has the unstoppable offense, quarterback, been stopped? Then there is the Broncos defense, fast, good, but........ Cam is huge, not like Brady who goes down pretty easy. Miller is a smaller end who relies on speed to rush. Can he get Cam down? Peyton, how is that arm, that foot? He has not hit a deep pass in forever it seems, always missing them. This is not an offense that can come behind from big scores.... The only thing I think will keep this game close is the, cough, cough, power going out..... Carolina, offense, defense, is on a roll.. 34-9.

I agree. They need to send a message to the team and any possible free agents; talent is wanted and hard work is rewarded. Just pony up and pay Kelechi, he has earned it and they need a left tackle who also can play other positions if needed.

If Kelechi goes, I think they will panic and take the ND left tackle at 6, sadly. It is not as if they will start him at left tackle any way, and they have shown, the guys they have now can be serviceable. Tackle guards are pretty decent this year, they can find one of them later who can fill the same role as Ronnie Stanley.

Dallas won't take him, they need far more help elsewhere. Some claim they will take the qb from North Dakota State, Carson Wentz, but I think that depends on if they sign RG or Manzel when the off season starts. The only real question, for me, is if Ramsey and Treadwell are there, as I suspect, what will the Ravens do? Trade back to say 9 with the Bucs who need corner help (Ramsey can play both) or maybe to 11 with the Bears who also need secondary help? Some mocks, for what they are worth, don't have a wide out going until the 20's, would the Ravens take that chance and trade that far back? Ramsey won't last that long....