By Zac Blobner
May 3, 2021
Ronnie & TKras This Morning: The Bucs Draft is all wrapped up as GM Jason Licht used his pick to add depth to a Super Bowl Roster, The Draft Network s Kyle Crabbs joins the program to break down his grades & how he felt Tampa Bay did through 7 rounds. what did YOU think? Plus, Tampa Bay Times Rays Insider Marc Topkin on the weekend at The Trop vs Houston as the team heads West next, Big Deal or No Deal w/ Zac Blobner looking at the Bolts point streak as the regular season winds down, & some Valspar Championship talk on What s Up Tampa Bay w/ another Tournament at Innisbrook in the books! What was YOUR favorite part from the weekend?
Draft Expert Gives High Grades To Jets, Giants And Bills [LISTEN]
The 2021 NFL Draft was a big step back towards normal for the NFL as they were live on stage in Cleveland, Ohio with Commissioner Rodger Goodell and even players in attendance. So now we turn our attention from the flash to the substance. How did the New York NFL teams do adding the talent needed to get them to the next level? Director of Scouting for the Draft Network Kyle Crabbs joined Levack and Ball to share his grades for all 32 NFL franchises in this year s Draft.
Listen to Kyle Crabbs full breakdown of the New York NFL team below.
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Ben Mason, Tight End, Round 5, Pick 184
Fullbacks and tight ends play a key role in the Ravens offense, so it was not surprising to see them take Ben Mason with their final selection in the 2021 draft.
Mason s blocking ability and versatility enhance his chance to find a role in Baltimore s offense. He was converted from linebacker to offense at Michigan and plays with a ferocious mentality. Comparisons between Mason and Ravens fullback Pat Ricard are already being made, including by Ricard himself.
Ricard is a Pro Bowl fullback and Nick Boyle may be the league s best blocking tight end. Now the Ravens add Mason, who, like Boyle, has been known to hurdle would-be tacklers.
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Parsons is just another level of athlete at the middle linebacker positions, a la Brian Urlacher, Patrick Willis or Luke Kuechly. I’ve seen some concerns about his instinctiveness, which I believe to be overblown and even if he doesn’t have the best instincts in the league, Parsons often has the athleticism to make up for it.
He’s an elite blitzer and pass rusher from the position and sheds blocks with ease. Parsons also makes sure that when he gets to the ball carrier, he brings them down, having been one of just two players in 2019 with more than 75 tackles and less than 10 misses according to Pro Football Focus.