The Baltimore Ravens select Deatrich Wise, Jr., DE, Arkansas.

Ozzie's work here is done in the 2017 Saccopoo Memorial CP Mock Draft and here is the Baltimore Ravens haul.

1)(16) Corey Davis, WR, WMU
2)(47) Charles Harris, DE/OLB, MIZZOU
3)(78) Dorian Johnson, OG, PITT
3)(99) ArDarius Stewart, WR, Alabama
4)(122) Taylor Orlosky, C, WVU
5)(159) Brian Hill, RB, Wyoming
6) (186) Deatrich Wise, Jr., DE, Arkansas

Davis and Stewart give Flacco a pair of WRs to complement Perriman. After losing Steve Smith and Kamar Aiken this off season multiple players were needed at the position.
Looking over the rest of the Ravens roster I soon realized Ozzie and his crew have been on a Super Bowl hangover for several years now. The roster lacks talent all along the OL and DL and edge rushers are in short supply as well. Having Charles Harris still OTB in the second was an easy pick to pair with Suggs and hopefully replace Elvis Dumerville.
The Ravens didn't pick the best year to go into the Draft with this poor of an OL. Johnson and Orlosky seem to have high enough floors that the Ravens should have a couple of new starters for their OL.
I don't think that Hill will still be around in the fifth round of the real NFL Draft. The Ravens backfield is thin so Hill or another draft pick has a chance to contribute early.
Wise looks like a solid 3-4 end in the making with a proper amount of NFL seasoning.

Fun times as always.

Your first two picks were fantastic and the rest of the draft was pretty solid.

With the 187th pick in the NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars select, Michael Roberts, TE, Toledo

Cleveland's final celebrity draft picker is about to enter the room.

Our final draft picker is a true son of Cleveland. Born in the city, he grew up in Cleveland and played high school football and basketball. In the first of his Forrest Gump existence, he teamed with Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard in his high school days.

From there, he went on to a storied career in college, leaving with his school's all time records in pass attempts, passing completions, passing yards, and touchdowns.

He entered the NFL, fought for a starting battle with a future Hall of Famer, and was in enough demand that he was signed by another team as a free agent and fought off a future NFL MVP for the starting job. There, he was a 4,000 yard passer, pro bowl selection, and led one of the greatest last-minute victory drives in Monday Night Football history. Not only that, but he looked good doing it, being named the sexiest athlete alive at one point.

After a long and storied career, he retired and returned to Cleveland, where he is currently the assistant coach for quarterbacks at a local high school.

You know him, you love him, and the Browns are proud to introduce our hometown boy, ELVIS GRBAC!

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Elvis steps to the stage, scans the crowd, and immediately calls a time out. After going to the side of the stage, he is informed that he has no timeouts, so he returns.

"With the 6-188 pick in the 2017 NFL Annual Player Selection Process, the Cleveland Garfields select Travis Rudolph, WR, Florida State."

In the audience, Marty Schottenheimer is heard to approve.

With that selection, Cleveland packs up their stuff and goes home. With a bounty of 11 draft picks, Cleveland made at least one pick to bolster every position group other than special teams.

01. Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M
12. Mitchell Trubisky, QB, UNC
33. Budda Baker, FS, Washington
52. Pat Elflein, C, Ohio State
65. Ryan Anderson, OLB, Alabama
108. Samaje Perine, RB, Oklahoma
145. Jeremy Sprinkle, TE, Arkansas
175. Aviante Collins, OT, TCU
181. Ryan Glasgow, DT, Michigan
185. William Likely, CB, Maryland
188. Travis Rudolph, WR, Florida State

Was surprised Grbac could read the card.

You don't need mental skills when you're the sexiest athlete alive.

Incredible amount of talent in this draft class for Cleveland. Sam Rutigliano would be proud. The Browns will still find a way to screw up having 11 picks in this draft.

Wow all 11 picks from Power 5 schools

Whether it's my picks or their own, I could see Cleveland ending up with 5 or 6 opening-day starters from this draft.

For the most part, I tried to make my picks safe and conservative, figuring the odds would bring success with that many picks.

Across my two teams, I have one player that wasn't ACC or SEC so far, and he's big XII. so I'm right thee with you actually.

Hope he didn't write the card too, you know he can write and read the card.