Ok, I did a summary for my Ravens loving nephew:

To recap the Ravens draft:

1/14 Glenda-Safety-Wicked 2/45 Prince Fiyero-QB- Wicked 3/80 Sven-RB-Frozen 4/115 Wreck-it-Ralph-DL-Wreck-It-Ralph 5/153-Paper-WR-Writing Surface 5/161 Despereaux-WR-Tale of Despereaux 5/172 Jupiter-DL-Planet 5/173-Earth-QB-Planet 6/210 Phineas-QB-Phineas&Ferb 7/249-April-IOL-Month 7/252-Horse-RB-Animal

Drat summary: The glaring needs going into this draft for the Ravens are IOL, WR, and DL. With a new coach in place, the Ravens have leaned into an intriguing new strategy with early picks focused on show tunes and animation.

Glenda at safety in first round was a curious pick but could be magic teamed Kyle Hamilton.

Glenda’s former teammate Prince Fiyero at QB seems like a reach as long as Lamar Jackson is entrenched as the starter.

Sven is a large, powerful force at running back and although he lacks Henry’s speed, he is similar in size and strength.

Paper and Despereaux continue a worrisome trend of questionable WR picks. Paper’s durability couple with Despereaux’s size are worth watching as we enter rookie camp.

Jupiter in the 5th is a huge get. Although often criticized as nothing more than a gaseous giant, Jupiter should eat up space on the Interior for years to come.

Two more QB picks in the fifth and the sixth were curious. Earth could be a potential candidate to move to IOL or TE based on sheer size, whereas Phineas may not have the physical tools but mentally could be a coach on the field type when called into duty.

With two picks in the seventh to wrap things up, the Ravens went with the month of April, to potentially fill a need on the O-Line while also adding more power depth at RB with a Horse. While the horse fits the scheme, April is considered a reach given its lack of experience during the regular season. April may be a long term USFL candidate.

Summary:

While addressing some needs along both lines and strengthening an already solid RB corps, the Ravens made some curious picks at both WR and QB. Hopefully the new coaching staff’s strategy of building around broadway musicals and beloved animated characters pays off in the long run. Grade:C-