April 12, 2008

2003
1. LB Terrell Suggs (1-10)
2. QB Kyle Boller (1-19)
3. RB Musa Smith (3-77)
4. DE Jarret Johnson (4-109)
5. FB Ovie Mughelli (4-134)
6. DT Aubrayo Franklin (5-146)
7. OT Tony Pashos (5-173)
8. S Gerome Sapp (6-182)
9. TE Trent Smith (7-223)
10. C Mike Mabry (7-250)
11. S Antwoine Sanders (7-258)

2004
1. DT Dwan Edwards (2-51)
2. WR Devard Darling (3-82)
3. LB Roderick Green (5-153)
4. QB Josh Harris (6-187)
5. WR Clarence Moore (6-199)
6. WR-KR Derek Abney (7-244)
7. OG Brian Rimpf (7-246)

2005
1. WR Mark Clayton (1-22)
2. LB Dan Cody (2-53)
3. OT Adam Terry (2-64)
4. OG Jason Brown (4-124)
5. FB Justin Green (5-158)
6. QB Derek Anderson (6-213)
7. LB Mike Smith (7-234)

2006
1. DL Haloti Ngata (1-12)
2. OG Chris Chester (2-56)
3. CB David Pittman (3-87)
4. WR Demetrius Williams (4-111)
5. RB P.J. Daniels (4-132)
6. S Dawan Landry (5-146)
7. TE Quinn Sypniewski (5-166)
8. P-PK Sam Koch (6-203)
9. CB Derrick Martin (6-208)
10. LB-DE Ryan LaCasse (7-219)

2007
1. OG Ben Grubbs (1-29)
2. WR Yamon Figurs (3-74)
3. OT Marshal Yanda (3-86)
4. LB Antwan Barnes 
5. FB Le’Ron McClain (4-137)
6. QB Troy Smith (5-174)
7. LB Prescott Burgess (6-207)

Still on roster during '07 season*: 29
Starters*: 11
Pro Bowlers: 1

The Ravens have selected a quarterback in four of the past five drafts, but the most successful of the group, Derek Anderson, was cut early in his rookie season. Baltimore has a reputation for solid drafts, but the 2004 class was barren. Also, note the lack of standouts in the group of second- and third-round selections from 2003-06. The ’06 and ’07 draft classes are being counted upon to replenish a roster that’s getting up in age in spots.

* — See Three- and five-year draft history for criteria in determining this number.

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