What would you do with our guaranteed top 3 draft pick?

[ForJimmy]

BPA or trade down. Over drafting a QB would be a bad move. We need players and talent in a bad way. 

[R0CKnR0LLA]

This team needs SO much, desperately needs a huge infusion of talent

So... no matter how bad these upcoming QB prospects are... hype them to the absolute stratosphere to the media. Hell, hire a PR team to hype them up 24/7.

Then sell the pick for some massive trade offer to some dumb team that buys the hype. BPA, BPA and BPA some more. Stack the team with talent.

[LegioX]

what our top 3 pick is gonna do when he sees we are drafting him.

 

 

 

[Toolbox]

All I know is dan morgan will surely fug it up again.

[CPantherKing]

Draft a defensive playmaker for the middle of the field if there is one. Otherwise, trade down to accumulate picks and draft defensive leaders & dual threat offensive players with great hands.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

1 minute ago, LegioX said:

what our top 3 pick is gonna do when he sees we are drafting him.

 

 

 

"on second thought, I've decided to return to college for one more year"

[LinvilleGorge]

5 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

My issue wasn’t necessarily the height, but his happy feet in the pocket. He plays like he doesn’t trust the line at all and it leads to sacks. 
 

second issue was arm strength 

 

third was his playing weight. 
 

why I had him ranked behind AR and Stroud and had him ranked similarly to Levis. 

I had numerous issues I talked about to the gleeful mocking of many leading up to the draft. The obvious size issues. The arm strength issue. The lack of plays in his film that translated to the NFL in that he usually had a ton of room in front of him and wide open receivers. His passes were rarely pinpoint accurate. He needed a virtual runway to step up into to generate velocity. I mean, all of it was so obvious in the college play but everyone got caught up in this super football wizkid storyline that they convinced themselves none of it mattered and he'd find a way to make it work anyway.

[Panthero]

15 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Virtually all of them were saying Bryce too. Never understood it. Like how can everyone collectively just completely ignore all of the glaring physical limitations? None of them would've been stuck on for a 240 pound or a 5'8" WR who ran a 4.8. So why did they do that for Bryce Young?

Every so often, you get a train wreck of analysis. Teams, despite being multi million (billion) operations, can't reinvent the wheel. They occasionally forget this. 

[CPF4LIFE]

We already have 10 picks. We gonna trade down and draft more? We better be trading back up at some point if that's the case. 

We need to manuever to get as many in the top 100 as possible. 

[CamWhoaaCam]

Im a Ravens fan ask me after the season 

[LinvilleGorge]

Just now, Panthero said:

Every so often, you get a train wreck of analysis. Teams, despite being multi million (billion) operations, can't reinvent the wheel. They occasionally forget this. 

Occasionally someone comes along who breaks the mold but they're almost always mid to late round picks. They found a way to overcome their limitations but they were drafted accordingly. You don't see guys with such glaring limitations go in the 1st round much less #1 overall.

[LinvilleGorge]

Just now, CamWhoaaCam said:

Im a Ravens fan ask me after the season 

So after the first playoff game?

[Prowler2k18]

BPA on defense for sure. And same for at least the next 2 rounds. We need help bad on D.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

3 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

We already have 10 picks. We gonna trade down and draft more? We better be trading back up at some point if that's the case. 

We need to manuever to get as many in the top 100 as possible. 

trade down a handful of spots for an extra 2nd and future 1st, absolutely.

with the amount of needs and overall lack of talent, taking that 100 times out of 100