A sticky for this would be great, if the mods so choose.
It seems appropriate to have a thread that provides an easily accessible list of all the Ravens' drafts.
Code:1996 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-4 Jonathan Ogden, Offensive Tackle, UCLA 1-26 Ray Lewis, Linebacker, Miami (FL) 2-55 DeRon Jenkins, Cornerback, Tennessee 5-153 Jermaine Lewis, Wide Receiver, Maryland 6-172 Dexter Daniels, Linebacker, Florida 6-186 James Roe, Wide Receiver, Norfolk State 7-238 Jon Stark, Quarterback, Trinity 1997 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-4 Peter Boulware, Linebacker, Florida State 2-34 Jamie Sharper, Linebacker, Virginia 2-58 Kim Herring, Safety, Penn State 3-64 Jay Graham, Running Back, Tennessee 4-118 Tyrus McCloud, Linebacker, Louisville 5-134 Jeff Mitchell, Center, Florida 6-167 Steve Lee, Running Back, Indiana 6-194 Cornell Brown, Linebacker, Virginia Tech 7-205 Chris Ward, Defensive End, Kentucky 7-234 Wally Richardson, Quarterback, Penn State 7-236 Ralph Staten, Linebacker, Alabama 7-238 Leland Taylor, Defensive Tackle, Louisville 1998 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-10 Duane Starks, Cornerback, Miami (FL) 2-42 Patrick Johnson, Wide Receiver, Oregon 5-124 Martin Chase, Defensive Tackle, Oklahoma 5-133 Ryan Sutter, Safety, Colorado 6-154 Ron Rogers, Linebacker, Georgia Tech 6-164 Sammy Williams, Offensive Tackle, Oklahoma 7-241 Cam Qualey, Tight End, Weber State 1999 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-10 Chris McAlister, Cornerback, Arizona 4-105 Brandon Stokley, Wide Receiver, Louisiana-Lafayette 4-129 Edwin Mulitalo, Guard, Arizona 7-216 Anthony Poindexter, Safety, Virginia 2000 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-5 Jamal Lewis, Running Back, Tennessee 1-10 Travis Taylor, Wide Receiver, Florida 3-75 Chris Redman, Quarterback, Louisville 5-148 Richard Mercier, Guard, Miami (FL) 6-186 Adalius Thomas, Linebacker, Southern Mississippi 6-191 Cedric Woodard, Defensive Tackle, Texas 2001 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-31 Todd Heap, Tight End, Arizona State 2-62 Gary Baxter, Defensive Back, Baylor 3-92 Casey Rabach, Center, Wisconsin 4-126 Edgerton Hartwell, Linebacker, Western Illinois 5-161 Chris Barnes, Running Back, New Mexico State 6-194 Joe Maese, Long Snapper, New Mexico 7-231 Dwayne Missouri, Defensive End, Northwestern 2002 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-24 Ed Reed, Safety, Miami (FL) 2-52 Anthony Weaver, Defensive End, Notre Dame 4-112 Dave Zastudil, Punter, Ohio 4-123 Ron Johnson, Wide Receiver, Minnesota 5-155 Terry Jones, Tight End, Alabama 6-195 Lamont Brightful, Cornerback, Eastern Washington 6-206 Javin Hunter, Wide Receiver, Notre Dame 6-207 Chester Taylor, Running Back, Toledo 6-209 Chad Williams, Safety, Southern Mississippi 7-236 Wes Pate, Quarterback, Stephen F. Austin 2003 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-10 Terrell Suggs, Defensive End, Arizona State 1-19 Kyle Boller, Quarterback, California 3-77 Musa Smith, Running Back, Georgia 4-109 Jarret Johnson, Linebacker, Alabama 4-134 Ovie Mughelli, Fullback, Wake Forest 5-146 Aubrayo Franklin, Defensive Tackle, Tennessee 5-173 Tony Pashos, Offensive Tackle, Illinois 6-182 Gerome Sapp, Safety, Notre Dame 7-223 Trent Smith, Tight End, Oklahoma 7-250 Mike Mabry, Center, Central Florida 7-258 Antwoine Sanders, Defensive Back, Utah 2004 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 2-51 Dwan Edwards, Defensive Tackle, Oregon State 3-82 Devard Darling, Wide Receiver, Washington State 5-153 Roderick Green, Linebacker, Central Missouri State 6-187 Josh Harris, Quarterback, Bowling Green 6-199 Clarence Moore, Wide Receiver, Northern Arizona 7-244 Derek Abney, Wide Receiver, Kentucky 7-246 Brian Rimpf, Guard, East Carolina 2005 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-22 Mark Clayton, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma 2-53 Dan Cody, Defensive End, Oklahoma 2-64 Adam Terry, Offensive Tackle, Syracuse 4-124 Jason Brown, Guard, North Carolina 5-158 Justin Green, Fullback, Montana 6-213 Derek Anderson, Quarterback, Oregon State 7-234 Mike Smith, Linebacker, Texas Tech 2006 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-12 Haloti Ngata, Defensive Tackle, Oregon 2-56 Chris Chester, Center, Oklahoma 3-87 David Pittman, Cornerback, Northwestern State 4-111 Demetrius Williams, Wide Receiver, Oregon 4-132 P. J. Daniels, Running Back, Georgia Tech 5-146 Dawan Landry, Safety, Georgia Tech 5-166 Quinn Sypniewski, Tight End, Colorado 6-203 Sam Koch, Punter, Nebraska 6-208 Derrick Martin, Cornerback, Wyoming 7-219 Ryan LaCasse, Linebacker, Syracuse 2007 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-29 Ben Grubbs, Guard, Auburn 3-74 Yamon Figurs, Wide Receiver, Kansas State 3-86 Marshal Yanda, Offensive Tackle, Iowa 4-134 Antwan Barnes, Linebacker, Florida International 4-137 Le'Ron McClain, Fullback, Alabama 5-174 Troy Smith, Quarterback, Ohio State 6-207 Prescott Burgess, Linebacker, Michigan 2008 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-18 Joe Flacco, Quarterback, Delaware 2-55 Ray Rice, Running Back, Rutgers 3-71 Tavares Gooden, Linebacker, Miami (FL) 3-86 Tom Zbikowski, Safety, Notre Dame 3-99 Oniel Cousins, Guard, UTEP 4-106 Marcus Smith, Wide Receiver, New Mexico 4-133 David Hale, Offensive Tackle, Weber State 6-206 Haruki Nakamura, Safety, Cincinnati 7-215 Justin Harper, Wide Receiver, Virginia Tech 7-240 Allen Patrick, Running Back, Oklahoma 2009 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 1-23 Michael Oher, Offensive Tackle, Mississippi 2-57 Paul Kruger, Defensive End, Utah 3-88 Lardarius Webb, Cornerback, Nicholls State 5-137 Jason Phillips, Linebacker, Texas Christian 5-149 Davon Drew, Tight End, East Carolina 6-185 Cedric Peerman, Running Back, Virginia 2010 Draft Round-# Name, Position, College 2-43 Sergio Kindle, Linebacker, Texas 2-57 Terrence Cody, Defensive Tackle, Alabama 3-70 Ed Dickson, Tight End, Oregon 4-114 Dennis Pitta, Tight End, BYU 5-156 David Reed, Wide Receiver, Utah 5-157 Arthur Jones, Defensive Tackle, Syracuse 6-194 Ramon Harewood, Offensive Tackle, Morehouse
Damn, this team drafts so well.
2005 was pretty bad, but after that, wow.
Yeah, 2004 and 2005 were unfruitful. Hopefully a few of Kindle, Cody, Dickson, Pitta, Reed, Jones and Harewood come through in the coming season(s). We need a strong and youthful infusion.Originally Posted by PrivateO
How was that draft bad?
Clayton was a decent 2/3 WR.
Terry started some for us and was a decent back up.
Brown was a very good center for us and left for a big deal.
Even DA had some NFL success.
That's not a bad draft.
2004 was a pretty bad draft even though Edwards gave us some production and now, a 5th round pick.
Roderick Green should have been better.
It's funny, but I was going to say something similar... but besides Brown, it wasn't that good. Not a "bad" draft, but not good either.
I think it's fairly obvious that the reason the Ravens are consistently one of the better teams in the NFL is that they never miss on their first round picks. (Mark Clayton wasn't a star, but he was still productive)
There are usually only 6-8 pro bowlers taken in the first per year, and only 2-3 star players. It is amazing that the Ravens have never drafted a complete bust in the first round.
Yeah, I guess so. I think we're just so used to a "Ravens' draft" something like 2005 makes it look poor.
2004 was a bad draft but every other year you can see a lot of guys that have and in some cases continue to contribute at a high level. I still think last years class will be a good one and if Kindle can get back on the field it will be like having 2 first rounders this year. I love this franchise from the Owner on down. Just a top notch organization that has my complete faith.
Isn't it great that a "poor" Ravens draft is really just a mediocre one for most teams?
For however many negative things we can say about this team, they do so much so well it is crazy.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go whine about Cam Cameron in another thread.
Did we lose a bunch of draft picks in the 1999 draft because of free agent signings, or did we trade a bunch of them away? That seems like a very un-Ozzie Newsome draft to have so few picks. Granted, one of the picks became a Pro Bowler shut-down corner (when his head was in the right place), one a servicable, runblock specialist starter on the o-line for several years, and the other a nice 3rd receiver that just could never stay healthy.
I understand your point, but actually they missed on a huge 1st round pick in Boller which severly hurt this teams chances from '03-'05. The biggest flub in Ozzie's career as a GM was not having a solid veteran QB here for what was otherwise a Suberbowl caliber team.
Agreed. As much I love Ozzie, giving a Super bowl caliber team to a rookie was a bad mistake that might have cost him a ring or two.
Can this sticky be updated to include this year's draft? I'm so excited about this draft, it's crazy. I think we may have hit some homeruns here. I'm hearing good things about Chykie Brown, Tandon Doss, Tyrod Taylor, not to mention our first two picks, Mr. James Smith X 2.
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