Post-Draft Outlook:COULD SURPRISE: Wide receiver David Reed: There is a chance Reed could become an impact player as a kickoff returner. Lardarius Webb is coming off a season-ending knee injury and could start the regular season on the physically unable to perform list. Reed is undersized but makes up for it with his competitiveness.
A closer look at the Ravens' picks: Round 5/156 -- David Reed, WR-KR, 6-0, 190, Utah, Reed isn't the big receiver that the Ravens desperately need, but he has shown flashes of playmaking ability. His impact will be as a slot receiver and a returner. - by The Sports Xchange
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06/24/10 - WR David Reed (5/156) signed a four-year deal with the Ravens. Reed has looked much better than a fifth-round pick this offseason.
Short in stature, Reed showed a good feel for getting open. During the open practices to the media, Reed never dropped a pass, catching everything within his grasp. He has already surpassed Demetrius Williams on the depth chart and is closing in on Mark Clayton, the team's No. 4 wideout.
As a senior at Utah, he caught 81 catches for 1,188 yards last season.
06/24/10 - WR David Reed looked better than a fifth-round pick this offseason. Short in stature, Reed showed a good feel for getting open. During the open practices to the media, Reed never dropped a pass, catching everything within his grasp. He has already surpassed Demetrius Williams on the depth chart and is closing in on Mark Clayton, the team's No. 4 wideout.
05/03/10 - WR/KR David Reed (5/156), Utah: Reed isn't the big receiver that the Ravens desperately need, but he has shown flashes of playmaking ability. His impact will be as a slot receiver and a returner.
04/26/10 - COULD SURPRISE: Wide receiver David Reed: There is a chance Reed could become an impact player as a kickoff returner. Lardarius Webb is coming off a season-ending knee injury and could start the regular season on the physically unable to perform list. Reed is undersized but makes up for it with his competitiveness.
04/26/10 - A closer look at the Ravens' picks: Round 5/156 -- David Reed, WR-KR, 6-0, 190, Utah, Reed isn't the big receiver that the Ravens desperately need, but he has shown flashes of playmaking ability. His impact will be as a slot receiver and a returner.
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