For the Baltimore Ravens, the talent on display could match up well with two of their biggest areas of need.
This draft is fairly rich at wide receiver and cornerback, enough so in the opinion of draft analysts, that general manager Ozzie Newsome won't be forced to deviate from his best-player available philosophy with the 25th overall pick of the first round.
"I don't think Ozzie has an...
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Ravens - 2010-02-26 14:15:48
are getting to be an old team. They have many more needs than just the two positions.
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