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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by BaltoNUSCNFLChamps View Post
    Predickson: Dickson will be traded during camp for a draft pick.
    No way. With Boldin gone the Ravens are not going to dump another guy who knows the offense, the speed of the NFL and has some rapport with Joe for what would likely be a 6th or 7th round pick. Cant see getting much more than that for him. He has more value to the Ravens than that. The last thing you want is for say Pitta to go down and now you have Furstenburg as your #1 as a rookie. I like the kid but not that much. Dickson is going nowhere

    I like Furstenberg also and think he can be successful but the smart move is for him to be #3 on the TE depth chart and develop behind Dickson and Pitta.
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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by Ravenous1 View Post
    No way. With Boldin gone the Ravens are not going to dump another guy who knows the offense, the speed of the NFL and has some rapport with Joe for what would likely be a 6th or 7th round pick. Cant see getting much more than that for him. He has more value to the Ravens than that. The last thing you want is for say Pitta to go down and now you have Furstenburg as your #1 as a rookie. I like the kid but not that much. Dickson is going nowhere

    I like Furstenberg also and think he can be successful but the smart move is for him to be #3 on the TE depth chart and develop behind Dickson and Pitta.
    R1, I agree 100%, and would like to add...this team is a Super Bowl contender. A 2014 (probably low) draft pick can't replace Dickson's 3 years of experience with Flacco. It's worth it for the Ravens to keep him for 2013, let him walk in 2014, resign Pitta and have Furstenberg move up to #2 TE. Smooth transition... Bc





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    I think the UDFAs being brought in are going to make for a very competitive training camp.

    More of a experiment, I find Murphy Holloway to be an interesting prospect. Could he be the next Antonio gates? Probably not, but it will be fun to see what he can do.





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    Quote Originally Posted by BcRaven View Post
    R1, I agree 100%, and would like to add...this team is a Super Bowl contender. A 2014 (probably low) draft pick can't replace Dickson's 3 years of experience with Flacco. It's worth it for the Ravens to keep him for 2013, let him walk in 2014, resign Pitta and have Furstenberg move up to #2 TE. Smooth transition... Bc
    and get that comp pick for Dickson, to boot.





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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by Iscull View Post
    I really like them both. Gaines' size alone makes him a very liable candidate at LT. Obviously he is a project, but I bet Castillo is excited to work with him. I think Furstenberg could emerge as our #3 TE.
    Actually I wont be shocked if he after TC is our #2 TE, better instincts and speed and hips than Dickson. I can't beleive he wasn't drafted. He is tweener, like a white Shannon Sharp without the big massive arms.





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    I don't think anyone who caught 21 passes for 225 yards is a sure bet for making the team. It's not like Dickson's production was instrumental towards the success of the offense, or something that can't be replaced. If Furstenberg can block better that's a big plus.





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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Fairly decent article by Hensley for once. I too think Furstenberg and Gaines have the best chance to contribute THIS YEAR. But think(read: hope) Holloway and Holley could both be pretty good next year. I was also pretty high on Cave and was hoping we'd sign him to compete with GG and Jensen.





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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by Bigfish View Post
    I don't think anyone who caught 21 passes for 225 yards is a sure bet for making the team. It's not like Dickson's production was instrumental towards the success of the offense, or something that can't be replaced. If Furstenberg can block better that's a big plus.
    Did you see the quarterbacks at MD? Or lack of QB's I should say...

    They had a linebacker playing QB at one point.





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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigfish View Post
    I don't think anyone who caught 21 passes for 225 yards is a sure bet for making the team. It's not like Dickson's production was instrumental towards the success of the offense, or something that can't be replaced. If Furstenberg can block better that's a big plus.
    He's a good blocker.

    And MD's Number 1, Number 2, and Number 4 Qb's all went down with ACL tears at various points of the season. The Number 3 QB went down with Lisfranc injury. They had a linebacker starting the final 4 games of the season.





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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by s.r.genovese View Post
    He's a good blocker.

    And MD's Number 1, Number 2, and Number 4 Qb's all went down with ACL tears at various points of the season. The Number 3 QB went down with Lisfranc injury. They had a linebacker starting the final 4 games of the season.
    Yeah he's among the best blockers at TE to come out this year, he just happens to also be freakishly gifted athletically. With the way certain teams overrate combine performances I'm surprised he didn't get drafted. He completely killed it.





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    Re: AFC North - Top 5 UDFAs to watch

    Quote Originally Posted by Paintballguy View Post
    Did you see the quarterbacks at MD? Or lack of QB's I should say...

    They had a linebacker playing QB at one point.
    I think the 21/225 stat is Dickson, not Furstenburg.

    And yes, LB Shawn Petty ended up being the starting QB by end of the season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paintballguy View Post
    Did you see the quarterbacks at MD? Or lack of QB's I should say...
    I agree. The point you made earlier about replacing Pitta or Dickson next next year makes sense. Of the 2, Dickson is the less effective player. I wasn't as clear as I could have been, but I think Furstenberg will push Dickson in training camp. Dickson's career has been unrealized potential with poor blocking, dropped passes and lacking in production. If Furstenberg shows the coaches sure hands and effective blocking, I could see him supplant Dickson during the season.

    The 21 catches and 225 yards were Dickson's numbers last season, sorry to create confusion.





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