Baltimore Ravens 2013 NFL Draft Review

1 (32) - Matt Elam, S, Florida; 2 (56) - Arthur Brown, ILB, Kansas State; 3 (94) - Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Southern State; 4 (129) - John Simon, DE, Ohio State; 4 (130) - Kyle Juszczyk, FB, Harvard; 5 (168) - Ricky Wagner, OT, Wisconsin; 6 (200) - Kapron Lewis-Moore, DE, Notre Dame; 6 (203) - Ryan Jensen, OT, Colorado State-Pueblo; 7 (238) - Aaron Mellette, WR, Elon; 7 (247) Marc Anthony, CB, California

Top Picks Analysis: An amazing job by the Ravens despite starting at No. 32. They got potential replacements for Ed Reed and Dannell Ellerbe in Elam, a somewhat short prospect but one was has good ball skills, and Brown, a versatile three-down linebacker. Williams is a big space-eater who can help take some reps off Haloti Ngata.

Best Value Pick: Simon looks like a great fit as a situational pass rusher for what the Ravens do. If fact he looks like a carbon copy of Paul Kruger, who left in free agency for Cleveland.

Summary: Another strong assemblage of young talent by general manager Ozzie Newsome and assistant GM Eric DeCosta. Newsome is obviously one of the best in the business and continues to consistently hit in the draft. The sky was falling in Charm City when the Ravens lost players like Reed, Ellerbe and Kruger but things aren't looking so bad now.

FINAL GRADE: B+

Undrafted rookie free agent signings: West Virginia OL Jeff Braun; Florida International CB Jose Cheeseborough; Penn LB/DE Brandon Copeland; Memphis OL Jordan Devey; Maryland TE Matt Furstenburg; Louisiana Tech RB Ray Holley; Mississippi TE Murphy Holloway; Utah CB Moe Lee; Towson WR Gerrard Sheppard; Southeastern Louisiana QB Nathan Stanley; Army QB Trent Steelman; Troy DB Brynden Trawick