You know you've had a really crappy passing offense when settling for mediocrity is a definite plus.
Now is the problem the receivers, schemes, or Lamar?
No Center or OT drafted or signed in FA. The line doesn't look good to me. And they really didn't address with any certainty the edge rusher and DL depth they need.
We rolled the dice on the first two picks. They can either show that they can play right away or kiss them goodbye.
My grade for the Ravens draft is a C-.
I sure hope I'm wrong but this draft left me feeling empty.
All these mock drafts are fun but nearly all turn out wrong. The Ravens will take the best player available unless there's a need 'best' within 2-3 spots. Who it will be at this point is anybody's guess and I yield to Decosta and crew who have access to much more data than me. As usual though, whatever the Ravens do should be entertaining whether they move up or back or neither with either first round pick.
I like the trade...gives them 2 first rounders and they can use them to trade up or back along with the other ammo. Probably trade the 31st into the 2nd for a pick there and maybe get another 3rd. I wouldn't draft an OT in the first round.
This is a classic case of which came first, the chicken or the egg? Is Lamar's passing ability holding us back or Roman's system?
Or is it, shudder, both?