There's so many things to like about Bateman, the receiver. He's good in contested catchers,

really good at the top of the route, breaks out of the route in lots of different directions,

really is more of a deceptive route runner than the Ravens have had. He likes to come over the middle

of the field. That's very valuable, especially on extended plays. So I expect that to be a real

big positive.

Let me give you the best example I can give you. You can tell every boxer in the world to look for the punch and avoid it.

But if Muhammad Ali is the only one who can do it,

then you really have an understanding of the processing speed required to do it.

Lamar Jackson has unbelievable processing speed.

Adafi O'A may or may not have that processing speed. Adafay-O-A-Way may or may not

have that processing speed. We'll find out at the NFL level. Then we'll close it out here with

the tight end foolback Ben Mason. Ben missed practice on Saturday because he tore the skin off the

bottom of his feet. Have you ever done that, Ken? Not that I can remember it, but I don't spend that much time out of my chair.

Welcome into the lounge.

We are going to take a deep dive, deep dive into the Ravens Draft class today.

And we brought in the expert, the best guy to do this, and that's Ken McCusick from Film StudyBaltimore.com.

You know, Ken's a friend of the lounge. So we had to invite them on here to break down

the tape for us and really teach us about these prospects. Good to have you on, Ken.

Thanks for having me, guys. Well, and you can always follow Ken on Twitter. It's at

Film Study Ravens. I highly recommend. Ken, you're sneaking up on your follower account now.

You start getting up around my range. I'm going to feel threatened now, Ken. I don't think that's a concern.

All right. So Ken, let's jump into this draft class. Just from your biggest takeaways, from a high

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