I recently posted an article that evaluates the 2010 Baltimore Ravens draft (www.profootballdraftnetwork.com/post-draft-analysis/afc-north-post-analysis/baltimore-ravens).  What impressed me most about their draft was how fundamentally sound it was.  The Ravens’ defensive philosophy is you win football games by stopping the run and forcing the opposing offense to be one-dimensional.  The defense can then concentrate on getting after the quarterback.

The pick that could have the most impact is the nose tackle from Alabama.  Terrence Cody will prove to be a bargain in the 2^nd round.  Who is going to be able to run the ball against Baltimore with Cody and Haloti Ngata in the lineup?  They are two of the biggest physical freaks playing on the defensive line in the NFL.  They both are athletic and not just enormous.  The article analyzes in detail every selection made by the Ravens.  I always include analysis on which key player a team passed up with every selection. That is the best way to analyze a selection because the NFL Draft is all about choices.

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