Feb 25, 2013; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Fresno State defensive back Phillip Thomas catches a pass during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports

1. Kansas City Chiefs —
Player Name- Luke Joeckel
OT, Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville Jaguars —
Eric Fisher
OT, Central Michigan

3. Oakland Raiders —
Shariff Floyd
DT, Florida

4. Philadelphia Eagles —
Star Lotulelei
DE, Utah

5. Detroit Lions —
Ziggy Ansah
OLB/DE, BYU

6. Cleveland Browns —
Dion Jordan
OLB, Oregon

7. Arizona Cardinals —
Lane Johnson
OT, Oklahoma

8. Buffalo Bills
Ryan Nassib
QB, Syracuse

9. New York Jets
Barkevious Mingo
OLB, LSU

10. Tennessee Titans
Jonathan Cooper
OG, UNC

11. San Diego Chargers
Dee Milliner
CB, Alabama

12. Miami Dolphins
Xavier Rhodes
CB, Florida St.

13. New York Jets (from Bucs)
Tavon Austin
WR, West Virginia

14. Carolina Panthers
Sheldon Richardson
DT, Mizzou

15. New Orleans Saints
Jarvis Jones
OLB, Georgia

16. St. Louis Rams
DJ Fluker
OT, Alabama

Nov 29, 2012; South Bend, IN, USA; Notre Dame Fighting Irish defensive lineman Manti Teo watches during the game against the Kentucky Wildcats at the Joyce Center. Notre Dame defeats Kentucky 64-50. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports

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1. Kansas City Chiefs
Luke Joeckel
OT, Texas A&M

2. Jacksonville Jaguars
Geno Smith
QB, West Virginia

3. Oakland Raiders
Sharrif Floyd
DT, Florida

4. Philadelphia Eagles
Jarvis Jones
OLB, Georgia

5. Detroit Lions
Dee Miliner
CB, Alabama

6. Cleveland Browns
Dion Jordan
OLB, Oregon

7. Arizona Cardinals
Eric Fisher
OT, Central Michigan

8. Buffalo Bills
Ezekiel Ansah
DE/OLB, BYU

9. New York Jets
Mike Glennon
QB, N.C. State

10. Tennessee Titans
Jonathan Cooper
OG, UNC

11. San Diego Chargers
Lane Johnson
OT, Oklahoma

12. Miami Dolphins
Cordarelle Patterson
WR, Tennessee

13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Xavier Rhodes
CB, Florida St.

14. Carolina Panthers
Star Lotulelei
DE/DT, Utah

15. New Orleans Saints
Barkevious Mingo
OLB, LSU

16. St. Louis Rams
Chance Warmac
OG, Alabama

Earlier today, the Baltimore Ravens decided to fire offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. This decision came after yesterday’s overtime loss to the Washington Redskins, where the offense was unable to score in the second half consistently. The lone score, a seven yard rush by Ray Rice, came in the fourth quarter with just less than five minutes to go in the game. The game against the Redskins was a untimely example of the way the offense has performed all year.

Jim Harbaugh announced today in response to the decision to fire Cameron that “My charge–our responsibility as a coaching staff– is to maximize the opportunities for our team to win, and we can still reach all of our goals this season. We have a motto to follow on this team: W.I.N.– What’s Important Now– and what’s important now is to find ways to get better, win the AFC North and advance to the playoffs.”

All year long the Baltimore Ravens have looked like the clear favorite to win the AFC North division. However, losses in the past two games against Washington 28-31 in O.T. and a 20-23 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers have been anything but reassuring. With the firing of Cam Cameron, Quarterbacks Coach Jim Caldwell has been named the interim O.C.

Although Caldwell will most likely be a temporary fix to the coaching position, he has had playoff success as at top coaching positions when surrounded by talent. Caldwell took the Peyton Manning-led Colts to Superbowl XLIV,  a game ending in a  31-17  loss to the Saints.

A major coaching change this late in the season can be an extremely risky decision, but Cameron’s firing may be necessary in order to insure success in this year’s playoffs and also the future. What’s Important Now, [W.I.N.], is for the raven’s offense to transition smoothly under Jim Caldwell, secure the AFC North, and to prepare for a playoff push. Fitting for Caldwell’s debut as Offensive Coordinator, the road to these goals starts with a home game against Peyton Manning and the AFC West champ Broncos.