Baltimore Ravens: 3 players they will regret passing on in the NFL draft

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I take a look at three players the Baltimore Ravens will regret passing on in the NFL Draft.

Now that the NFL draft is over and we’ve had time to digest it all, it’s time to reflect. Overall, the Baltimore Ravens had a very solid draft. They had a plan going into the draft and they stuck to it. It’s clear that they want to get back to the roots and play smash mouth football. As a fan, I can’t be mad at that.

With that being said, It was not perfect. There are players that they passed on that I was not particularly happy about. Not selecting an offensive skill player is a bit concerning, especially with all the problems on the offense. I get signing undrafted free agents and veterans, but it would have been nice to see a draft pick used to help out Joe Flacco. Obviously I am not the general manager, but there were some players that were too good to be passed on.

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