Jul 25, 2013; Owings Mills, MD, USA; A general view of the facility during Baltimore Ravens training camp at the Under Armour Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Evan Habeeb-USA TODAY Sports
Tray Walker
Walker is the prototypical new corner that the league is transitioning to. As the receivers around the league continue to bigger, so does the need for corners with more length, and at 6-foot-2, Walker is just that. Walker comes from a smaller school at Texas Southern, playing in 29 games over his final three seasons. The concern is his play has been against Southwestern Athletic Conference opponents, not exactly the same level of competition he will see in the NFL.
It is a solid pick for the Ravens because he is a project that does not need to get on the field right away. What was a weakness a season ago is now a strength.Jimmy SmithandLardarius Webbwill be the starters withKyle Arringtonlikely manning the slot.Cassius Vaughnis a strong cornerback who has started in his career and will likely make the roster. Walker is going to need a strong camp to earn the fifth or maybe sixth corner spot or he could find himself on the practice squad.
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