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05-17-2021, 05:26 AM #74
Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
Bateman Floor - Above Average Starter
Tylan Floor - Average Starter
I don't think it's that generous lol. This is over the course of their rookie contract, not as rookies. Willie Snead was an average starter for us, I have an incredibly hard time believing a guy with the route running, physicality, and ball skills of Tylan is going to end up as anything less than Snead was in this offense, especially as it seems they're going to pass a bit more going forward.
Just like I see no way Bateman ends as anything less than a B tier starter (above average).. not even being a homer, the Ravens just drafted a really nice pair of WR's imo
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05-17-2021, 05:37 AM #75
Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
That's Lamar's guy though, one of his closest friends. I actually think Hollywood has the best year out of all the WR's in 2021 now that he has some help around him to take the pressure off his shoulders. Put me down for Hollywood at 900-1000 yds in the revamped offense, Andrews at 700-800, Bateman at 500-800 (hard to predict his volume), Watkins at 300-500, Wallace/Duvernay combine for 300-500.
Lamar flirts with a 4000 yd passing season with all his new weapons and an extra game
If anything it's Watkins that will end up as the odd man out at the end of the year. They'll let him walk in FA and promote Tylan or Duv up the depth chart. Injuries happen though, I love actually having quality depth at WR for once.
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05-17-2021, 05:59 AM #76Pro Bowl Poster
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Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
Brown will leave after his rookie deal, go see where he can catch some passes and Puy up some stats
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05-17-2021, 08:42 AM #77
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If Snead = average starter, then it makes more sense to me. Wallace can certainly settle into that role. A B-tier starter would then be somebody like Mike Williams, Emmanuel Sanders, or Sterling Shepard.
Looking forward I don't foresee the Ravens picking up any priority WR free agents for years. 'Cause it's gonna be Bateman, Brown, Duvernay and Wallace. Watkins is one-and-done.
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I would explore the possibility of resigning Watkins on the cheap and trading Brown. You might be able to get a 2nd rd pick or more if Brown has a good year with the 5th year option bonus added into the mix.
Probably a silly idea and could piss Lamar off. That's the last thing we should do after seeing QBs like Arod and Deshaun Watson kicking up a fuss. But it has to at least be an option. If they traded Zeus jr who was better at his position than Hollywood currently is... I'd consider almost everyone on the roster expendable for the right compensation.
Unless Lamar stagnates in 2021 or declines the guy is going to get over 40 million a year, we also have to pay Andrews as he is just someone you can't let go of. IF (big if) Bateman and Wallace are the guys we think they could be, it's going to be hard paying Hollywood after his 5th year option. There are no guarantees that the cap is going to shoot up big time before 2023 like a lot of people expect. EDC even acknowledged that.
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05-17-2021, 09:06 AM #79Pro Bowl Poster
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Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
Brown ain't going anywhere. I think the Ravens have learned their lesson with Boldin
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05-17-2021, 09:14 AM #80Legendary RSR Poster
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05-17-2021, 09:32 AM #81
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Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
I think the key and very significant difference in the OBJ and Hollywood potential situations is that OBJ forced the Ravens hand to a degree. I'd bet everything I have that if Zues Jr didn't push hard for a trade, the Ravens would have been completely happy keeping him this year and letting him go next year.
Now, if Brown decides to go to the team and privately and publically push for a trade, then yes, I think that scenario is probably on the table. Otherwise, this has never been a team that trades high quality contributors just because they are coming up on the final year of their deal...even when it's a talented and deep respective position group (lone exception was trading Tony Jones after Ogden's rookie year).Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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Re: Rookie mini-camp updates
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"I think he’d be[Lamar] the greatest player in the history of the game,” Young said
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05-17-2021, 11:42 AM #84
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