Mel Kiper's Mock Draft: Ravens Pick
by Bruce Raffel on Jan 19, 2011 1:01 PM EST
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PrintDraft Guru Mel Kiper has released a 2011 NFL Mock Draft and here is who he has the Baltimore Ravens selecting with the 26th pick of the first round and his commentary behind the pick:
Brandon Harris, CB (Miami)
Kiper: "The Ravens ran into some really bad luck last year, when their first pick, Sergio Kindle, got hurt off the field. And among all their other picks, one spot they didn't hit was cornerback. Harris is a solid value at this stage, as he carries a late-first round grade. A coach's son, he offers prototype size at 5'11", 195 pounds, good instincts and isn't shy in run support. the Ravens need to address the secondary and Harris is a good option."
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Harris would be a good pick, but I doubt he makes it that far. Jacksonville is likely to take a CB in the first and with guys like Peterson and Amukamara gone, Harris will probably be their pick.
I would like us to take a DE with some pass rush capabilities (Cam Jordan would be ideal; Clayborn and Heyward good also) or maybe an OT. There is not SS that is worth a 1st round pick in this draft and the WRs available (Baldwin, Torrey Smith etc) wouldnt be the best value at #26
It amazes me that...
Mel Kiper has a job. I don’t think anyone else could really do better, but some of his picks over the years have been completely and utterly off. Such as Purple Drank being the next big QB….although the dude did become a freaking house…
"The ball always seems to find Ed Reed...The man is a menace"
by UMBC Oriole fan on Jan 21, 2011 11:34 AM EST reply actions
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