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Exactly.

A LB wants nothing to do with him.

Again I wouldn't draft any RB before the 3rd.

The question is would Lewis go at #5 in todays NFL. I don't think so. The valuation landscape has shifted under the RB's feet. You can get the production of one great RB out of a couple of pretty good ones and still save a bunch of money.

Cody seemed lazy when he was at Bama. Just this cursory look seems to show that is a difference. The mismatches are ridiculous.

OT's didn't used to be valued at 1st round talents. Now they are much more important so their values have been raised. Since the league changed the rules the value of RBs has gone down. Up until a couple yrs ago I can't think of a time when a RB was never taken in the first.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/410-pound-laquan-mcgowan-in-the-running-to-be-baylor-s-starting-te-175859539.html I hope this kid gets drafted.

There are some great tattoos of Cash. To bad he didn't choose one of them.

I think they were going for mid word or something. It is poorly colored and has an awkward arrangement.

I don't understand how they didn't see the red flags on Kindle. After last yr they may be more selective and I knew Cody was a tub of goo.

I honestly don't know. If the TE Williams drops I can see him. I can also see them pulling the trigger fast if one of the really good WR's drops. But I am leaning towards a passrusher being there then. Also maybe a trade down.

I don't think Ozzy values RB's ib the first anymore. The question is does any team value them that high?

Johnny Cash

Guess who that was supposed to be.

So he had to get a tat of Jim Harbaugh from his appearance on saved by the bell.

I don't think he values RB's like that anymore. I think the whole league doesn't now. I think the last two yrs had a RB taken in the 2nd for the position

It is when you don't have them rated in the 1st round. The position as a whole does not rate as a 1st round option anymore. They are going the way of the FG kicker and Punter.

I just don't see them valuing the position like that anymore.

I totally disagree. Yanda will make top dollar. He is considered top 5 guard in the league. Also his versatility adds to his value. I expect him to get a larger deal than KO.

But length has to be looked at. Yanda is 31. He could play 5 great yrs and he could play 1 great yr and then be done and have tons of money on a bonus. I think th ebest case scenario is trading this off season for a bigger return. The next best is play out the yr and hope for a nice comp pick for him.

Yanda will be 31 in Sept. It will take at least a 5 yr deal to lock him down. I would go with the 25 yr old instead.

And Peyton gave up $4mil for this.

Did you mean Peyton?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/04/01/bisciotti-ravens-working-on-extension-with-marshal-yanda/ Seems like KO is a bettter choice to extend.