Can he help neutralize Mack? Z'Darius? Help with monster DT's from Chicago? Still be an All Pro in a wide Zone?
If the answer is yes...
Quote: @purplefaithful said:
Can he help neutralize Mack? Z'Darius? Help with monster DT's from Chicago? Still be an All Pro in a wide Zone?
If the answer is yes...
if you are hoping for inside help from your LT... I think we are already screwed.... or more to the point, Cousins is already screwed.
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Quote: @Vikergirl said:
@ Hawkvike25 said:
I may be in the minority here, but I dont think trading for him is the right move for the Vikes. While he's a good player, he's basically a rental for us with what he wants for his contract. It would certainly improve our OL, but the numbers don't work
I just wonder if they have enough money for him at this point. It's going to be a bidding war.
Me too.
How do they have enough cap to pay Oneil and OBJ?
Maybe instead of worrying about the scheme fit, how about using a scheme that is a fit for the talent? Zeus would be the most talented guy we've popped on to the OL since Hutch.
My guess is if Sewell isn't obtainable, and Darrisaw is gone, you swing the trade. Run more power, which we did with Cleveland in the lineup last year.
The cap can be massaged to fit Zeus and O'Neill, and the T slot is set for the next half decade.
Ravens head coach Jim Haurbaugh said the team would "try and get" wide receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft. The draft is the team's last chance to bolster its receiver group after largely striking out in free agency, coming away with an unreliable Sammy Watkins. Baltimore has the 27th pick in the draft. "We'll find certain wide receivers in the draft that fit us. We know who they are," Harbaugh said in a Monday presser. "We've had the meetings. And we'll try and get them." Ravens director of player personnel Joe Horitz on Monday named LSU's Terrace Marshall and Minnesota's Rashod Bateman as two wideouts the team might prioritize in the draft. "Both talented guys who have some versatility. A little different in what they do best, but certainly two guys who we have our eye on," Horitz said. For fantasy purposes, landing in Baltimore's run-first offense wouldn't be ideal for Bateman or Marshall, though both have potential to emerge as the Ravens' No. 1 receiver. NBC Sports Edge's John Daigle projects Bateman going to Green Bay with the 29th pick.
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Good chance at #14 you land a Top 3 WR...just saying Johnny...
Quote: @"BarrNone55" said:
Ravens head coach Jim Haurbaugh said the team would "try and get" wide receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft. The draft is the team's last chance to bolster its receiver group after largely striking out in free agency, coming away with an unreliable Sammy Watkins. Baltimore has the 27th pick in the draft. "We'll find certain wide receivers in the draft that fit us. We know who they are," Harbaugh said in a Monday presser. "We've had the meetings. And we'll try and get them." Ravens director of player personnel Joe Horitz on Monday named LSU's Terrace Marshall and Minnesota's Rashod Bateman as two wideouts the team might prioritize in the draft. "Both talented guys who have some versatility. A little different in what they do best, but certainly two guys who we have our eye on," Horitz said. For fantasy purposes, landing in Baltimore's run-first offense wouldn't be ideal for Bateman or Marshall, though both have potential to emerge as the Ravens' No. 1 receiver. NBC Sports Edge's John Daigle projects Bateman going to Green Bay with the 29th pick.
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Good chance at #14 you land a Top 3 WR...just saying Johnny...
now hes got that being whispered into both ears, you on one shoulder and Spielman on the other.
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@"BarrNone55" said:
Ravens head coach Jim Haurbaugh said the team would "try and get" wide receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft. The draft is the team's last chance to bolster its receiver group after largely striking out in free agency, coming away with an unreliable Sammy Watkins. Baltimore has the 27th pick in the draft. "We'll find certain wide receivers in the draft that fit us. We know who they are," Harbaugh said in a Monday presser. "We've had the meetings. And we'll try and get them." Ravens director of player personnel Joe Horitz on Monday named LSU's Terrace Marshall and Minnesota's Rashod Bateman as two wideouts the team might prioritize in the draft. "Both talented guys who have some versatility. A little different in what they do best, but certainly two guys who we have our eye on," Horitz said. For fantasy purposes, landing in Baltimore's run-first offense wouldn't be ideal for Bateman or Marshall, though both have potential to emerge as the Ravens' No. 1 receiver. NBC Sports Edge's John Daigle projects Bateman going to Green Bay with the 29th pick.
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Good chance at #14 you land a Top 3 WR...just saying Johnny...
now hes got that being whispered into both ears, you on one shoulder and Spielman on the other.
If Rick would just return my calls...
Quote: @"BarrNone55" said:
@ JimmyinSD said:
@"BarrNone55" said:
Ravens head coach Jim Haurbaugh said the team would "try and get" wide receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft. The draft is the team's last chance to bolster its receiver group after largely striking out in free agency, coming away with an unreliable Sammy Watkins. Baltimore has the 27th pick in the draft. "We'll find certain wide receivers in the draft that fit us. We know who they are," Harbaugh said in a Monday presser. "We've had the meetings. And we'll try and get them." Ravens director of player personnel Joe Horitz on Monday named LSU's Terrace Marshall and Minnesota's Rashod Bateman as two wideouts the team might prioritize in the draft. "Both talented guys who have some versatility. A little different in what they do best, but certainly two guys who we have our eye on," Horitz said. For fantasy purposes, landing in Baltimore's run-first offense wouldn't be ideal for Bateman or Marshall, though both have potential to emerge as the Ravens' No. 1 receiver. NBC Sports Edge's John Daigle projects Bateman going to Green Bay with the 29th pick.
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Good chance at #14 you land a Top 3 WR...just saying Johnny...
now hes got that being whispered into both ears, you on one shoulder and Spielman on the other.
If Rick would just return my calls...
well, there was that incident, I told you it was a bad idea, but much like spielman... .you wouldnt listen to reason.
• The problem with Baltimore tackle Orlando Brown, who wants to be traded to a team who would play him at left tackle, may not be Baltimore agreeing on a fair trade. Although Brown has offered to play this season on the last year of his rookie deal ($3.38 million), he would soon need a new deal, and figuring that out in a time of such cap uncertainty could be a problem.
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