The Dorial Green-Beckham Conundrum: Should Teams Want the Big Wideout?
As we are all acutely aware at this point in the pre-draft process, the Ravens have publicly said that they will have a tough time bringing in players with a domestic violence history. One of the receivers who fans want the most, Dorial Green-Beckham, has exactly that. To kick off our last minute draft articles, Graham Barfield of numberFire takes a look at the big wideout to determine if he’s worth the risk. LINK
2015 Mock Draft by Dan Syvertsen of Ourlads.com from 4/29
In a mock draft compiled yesterday, Dan Syvertsen of Ourlads.com somehow has DeVante Parker going to the Ravens at the 26th pick. I’d consider this a very highly unlikely scenario, but I would absolutely love to see it. This is one of the most unique mock drafts I’ve seen thus far. LINK
25 Things to Watch During the 2015 Draft
Cory Rindone of numberFire looks at the 25 biggest things to watch. Topics include a Philip Rivers trade, Gordon or Gurley, the Patriots trading, and Mel Kiper’s hair. LINK
Mike Mayock’s Only Mock Draft
Mike Mayock puts together his one and only mock draft. He has Kevin Johnson going earlier than most people, but that makes Marcus Peters fall all the way to the Ravens at the 26th pick. The Ravens would jump at the opportunity considering Peters’ incredible talent. LINK
Is DeVante Parker Being Slightly Overlooked?
Louisville wideout, DeVante Parker is widely considered to be the third best wide receiver in the draft class, but just how far is he behind Amari Cooper and Kevin White. Graham Barfield of numberFire doesn’t think he is as far behind as many make him out to be. As our own Kyle Casey said, if he starts to fall, it might not be a bad move for the Ravens to trade up for him. LINK
What Historical Running Back Production Means For This Year’s Draft Class
In case you’re not aware, the value of the running back position has taken a big hit in recent years. Joseph Juan of numberFire, however, doesn’t seem to think it has lost as much value as many people think. The overwhelming majority of highly productive rookie running backs have been drafted in the first two rounds. LINK
29 Draft Articles to Read Before Tonight’s 1st Round
If you’re still looking for draft-related content, numberFire has enough to keep you busy almost until draft time. LINK
