As for the pass catchers, I've heard really good things about our receivers. Seems like Kamar Aiken is actually pulling ahead as the #2 WR from reports I've read. However the players still haven't put on pads and started hitting, so I don't like to draw any judgments until they do. So far so good though for the most part.
If I had to find some negatives, it would be that Maxx Williams hasn't been catching many passes. Reports say that he simply isn't being targeted many times and that's been credited to him learning a new scheme from Minnesota and still getting over that learning curve.
Oh, and Matt Fucking Schaub. The dude has thrown 4 picks since OTAs began, and his passes are inconsistent and often errant. If *God Forbid* Flacco were to go down for more than a game, we should expect to lose if we can't pound the ball running.
Thanks for the intel, buddy. Man, why did we sign Shoddy Schaub to begin with? I mean, Flacco's durable as all hell and would start for us even if he's climbing out of a wheelchair. We saw how he struggled when hurt already, but that > Schaub. So nothing to worry about! :yay:
Reading these PFF Roster updates are mighty fascinating! Looking at their review of the Ravens roster...
-Elite Starters: Yanda
-Very Good Starters: Osemele, Wagner, Williams, Suggs, Dumervil, Daryl Smith, Mosley, Hill
-Good Starters: Flacco, Forsett, Steve Smith, Monroe, Pitta*, Jimmy Smith, Jernigan, that damn fullback who I'm not even gonna try to spell out
-Average Starters: Brown, Canty, Webb, Arrington, Lewis, Upshaw
and also they have Williams and Perriman starting
Also, anyone up for some little WWEF bets? The team props seem like fun... if there's some I have my eye on it's...
-Arizona 8 1/2: Over. Safe bet until Arians proves otherwise. Team always overperforms
-Atlanta 8 1/2: Under. Vegas is seriously saying this ragtag squad is as good as the Cardinals?
-Cincinnati 8 1/2: Over. Same as Arizona except much more boring
-Houston 8 1/2: Under. JJ Watt can't play QB
-Minnesota 7 1/2: Over. Insanely underrated team. Shame that Bridgewater "doesn't do anything elite", right NFL GM's?
-New England 10 1/2: Over. Seems like an easy "against the public" bet
-New Orleans 8 1/2: Under. Unless they find whatever magic defensive formula worked for them in 2014
-Philadelphia 9 1/2/San Francisco 7 1/2: Both unders seem way, way, WAY too obvious here.
-San Diego 8: Over, mostly on reputation I guess