So what draft position will the Ravens be in?

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Harbs said it was the plan to play both qbs, really? Put one in the 4th quarter? 

If you believe that, the repairs to the Key Bridge are done, go ahead and drive off, I mean, over it...

 

As much as I hoped Wallace would turn out, clearly those two big returns were all we would get from him, time to move on.

Germie Bernard, Alabama

I'm not high on drafting them from Bama, but this kid is similar to Devo in body and style. 6'-1, 200 lbs, a hands catcher not a body catcher.

Great with the ball in his hands, excellent vision to find lanes, twitch to make men miss. Size he uses well, and Bama uses him out of the backfield, on jet sweeps, in the slot, outside.

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That’s about it.

[tsylvester]

Caleb Lomu, offensive tackle Utah

6'6" 308, a true tactician, left tackle, redshirt sophomore. If he comes out, expected to go in the top 12. 

Could be our answer for Stanley's spot. 

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We won’t be drafting in the top 12 soon.  Prob between 18 and 22.

[tsylvester]

True perhaps, but this will be a good draft for linemen, tackles, both offensive and defensive

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If we lost to Chicago we probably would be picking #1 now.  I’d rather have the picks.

[tsylvester]

We will find out next week, if they cant beat Mini, they are definitely done

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They should dog walk mini.  

[tsylvester]

I dunno, their defense is pretty darn good and with the Baltimore defense, they might make McCarthy look like Joe Montana 

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Mini hasn’t been great on d lately.

[tsylvester]

Shut down the Lions pretty good, but yeah, they are an average d

[tsylvester]

An edge rusher possibly in the 2nd, likely in the late 1st; David Bailey, Texas Tech

He has gotten better each year, now a senior with 11 sacks thus far in the season.

Good speed, plays against a lot of mesh point offenses, read & reacts well. Excellent tackler who can, though not always, hold the edge, has recovery speed to chase down plays. I do not totally agree with this particular assessment, it is a pretty good point of view. 

While he does play aginst some poor competition, even against the quality teams, he shows good hands to nock down offensive tackles hands. Good strength to bull rush and a quick spin move to get pressure. This eval seems to think he can only be a rotational player, I, and many others think that he can be more.

A 2nd round pick would be a steal for this guy, 6'3-260lbs

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25258657-nfl-draft-2026-scouting-report-texas-tech-edge-david-bailey

[tsylvester]

Another edge rusher, some say is the best skill wise though I am not sure the Ravens will get a shot at him. From Mel

10. Rueben Bain Jr., DE, Miami*

Height: 6-3 | Weight: 275 | Prev. rank: 9

2025 stats over seven games: 36 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 32 pressures, 3 run stops, 1 forced fumble, 1 INT

Bain is powerful and has really strong hands. He routinely gets the best of some very good offensive tackles, often with his dominant rip move, and he knows every trick in the book in getting home to the QB. Bain also shows speed and bend off the edge, and he takes good angles. Plus, he can hold the edge against the run and get off blocks to chase down ball carriers. His tape is just filled with disruption.

But even with all those A-level traits, it's actually Bain's hustle that really stands out to me. He never takes a play off and fires at the ball on every play. His arms are shorter than most scouts prefer, but there's so much to like with his game. Opponents have to account for him in their game plans, and he can keep them guessing even then with his inside-outside flexibility.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2026/story/_/id/46573669/2026-nfl-draft-rankings-mel-kiper-big-board-top-prospects-players-positions#