Ravens Assign Jersey Numbers To Draft Picks
Baltimore's 11 draft picks and 11 rookie free agents have all picked their jersey numbers for the summer.
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Baltimore's 11 draft picks and 11 rookie free agents have all picked their jersey numbers for the summer.
The Ravens signed Trent Richardson and drafted Kenneth Dixon from Louisiana Tech in the fourth round. So, in total, the Ravens now have six running backs, a position which a team usually only has three, maybe four, players.
The Ravens have already signed six draft picks before rookie minicamp opens this afternoon.
Charles Davis is an analyst for the NFL Network and the lead college football analyst for Fox Sports and today he checked in with Norris and Davis to talk Ravens draft picks.
The Norris & Davis Show Best Of - Week Of May 7th.
The Ravens were impressed by Correa's intensity during the interview.
While he still has commitments to the Navy, it appears that quarterback turned WR Keenan Reynolds will get the chance to play with the Baltimore Ravens, who drafted him in the sixth round of the NFL draft.
The Ravens drafted a lineman while he was at the grocery store.
Senior Analyst at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo gave the Baltimore Ravens a B+ for their draft.
"It's OK to criticize and to have players you like, but when people call this draft class a bust and take shots at the team for the players Ozzie selected when we haven't even seen them play a down is absurd."
Ken and Steve spoke with Brad Jackson, a former linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens from 1999-2001, about the eleven picks for the team in the NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens experienced their first dose of reality without Joe Flacco starting at quarterback in the latter part of the 2015-16 season.
"He drafted like this team was 13-3, instead of 5-11. You're supposed to go out and get some impact players and these players seem more like projects. So maybe down the road this turns out well for the Ravens, but when you're 5-11, you need to look at what to do for next year," Preston continued.
With 11 picks fulfilling all sorts of voids, were the Ravens going for depth or inventory?
Joe Hortiz, the Ravens' director of college scouting, joined the Norris and Davis show to recap the busy NFL Draft weekend for the Baltimore Ravens.
