April 27th, 2011 
Matt Jergensen 
Posted in The NFL Draft is only one day away (finally no more Mock Drafts) and fans around the league are happy to focus on football and not labor issues. As I clicked around the Internet this morning I came across a breakdown of the Baltimore Ravens draft history at Ravens Insider – the Best and Worst of each Draft class.
Without further ado here are my picks.
1996
BEST: Ray Lewis, LB, Miami, First Round – The Ravens hit a home run (LT- Jonathan Ogden #4 Overall pick) and follow it up with a grand slam in the first round of their first draft. (Is that even possible?) Two Hall of Famers in a draft isn’t too shabby. Note that Lewis was the Fifth Linebacker selected behind players such as Kevin Hardy and John Mobley.
WORST: Deron Jenkins, CB, Tennessee, Third Round - The team traded three picks (In the 3rd, 4th and 7th) to get Jenkins. He only notched two interceptions in four seasons and has to be one of the All-Time Biggest Busts of the franchise.
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