Mock Draft Scenarios: Picks 32-26 | 2024 NFL Draft 

No you'll take him at #29

@@binary not with Cam Sutton trying to do his best OJ impersonation.

I hope Brad still picks 2 OL this draft, whatever Rd. Everyone except Penei is near the end. I believe Ragnow finishes his contract then retires.

Ravens have a ton of holes. Never seen a team with SB aspirations have this many question marks. They can't fill every need with 2nd and 3rd tier FAs and rookies.

Ravens should stop drafting mediocre WRs in 1st round

Give me the icy storytelling brilliance and formal rigor of Kubrick’s 2001 over the sub-Spielbergian sentimentality of Nolan’s cornpone Farmer-Matt-Goes-To-Space saga any day.

@@joeynickles7962 So you only like one space movie? That is a shame, I like both quite a bit.

@@RKGrizznah I like some others too but in terms of grand SF statements by film directors the Nolan definitely feels like a case of exactly what Mays was talking about: an example of his reach exceeding his grasp. With Kubrick you get the feeling there’s almost nothing beyond his grasp as a filmmaker. I actually think Tenet is the best of his recent movies precisely because it doesn’t feel like he’s taking things overly serious - it’s mostly Christopher Nolan having fun instead of Christopher Nolan attempting to make important statements. Dunkirk was a dreary slog. Oppenheimer is much better and there some powerful moments and storytelling elements but I really resented some of the aesthetic choices. First of all, I resent being hammered over the head with a wall-to-wall soundtrack that has the music telling me exactly how to feel at every moment along the way: “here you’re to feel wonder” and “here you’re to feel sad”. Also, can you lock the gd camera in place for more than 2 seconds? I like camera movement as much as the next person but there’s gotta be some formal balance, especially in quieter scenes that call for reflection. The complete lack of stillness reminds me of a director (maybe at the behest of producers) playing to the comic book movie audience, where everything has to be over-caffeinated and turned up to 11.

Why? They took the 7th edge off the board last year and he played very minimal snaps

Good point. Samuel is a gadget guy which makes people assume he’s a yac guy but he’s not great at it

Corley on the Bills would be a blast I think

Issue is Morgan isn't really worth #31 and the OT depth falls off a cliff after the second round. They are in a bad spot

He's got that George Pickens quit at line of scrimmage if he isn't getting ball.

After they spent a 3rd round pick on a QB last year that they're really high on??

Sleepin on Hendo I see. Penix is very similar to Hook, albeit left handed. No need for a QB 💯

Lol

Really good player and he could definitely play guard for them and absolutely has that Dan Campbell kneecap-biting mentality