After finishing the season with the NFL's 29th-ranked passing offense, the Baltimore Ravens will likely be keeping a close eye on offensive talent during the Senior Bowl.
The Senior Bowl will take place Jan. 27 -- nearly three months to the day before the first day of the NFL Draft. Executive director of the Senior Bowl and former Ravens director of player personnel Phil Savage joined Glenn Clark Radio Jan. 10 to discuss the quarterbacks and wide receivers Baltimore may look at, one being Washington State quarterback Luke Falk, who in 2017 became the Pac-12's all-time passing leader.
"The positives for Luke are that he's a taller quarterback," Savage said. "He's got an easy release; he's accurate with the football. The negatives are he's coming from a system that hasn't produced a ton of NFL quarterback success at the next level, and then he's not particularly mobile. He's more of a true pocket passer."
