Considered by many a "project" receiver, the Ravens had no problem taking Central Florida's Breshad Perriman with their first-round choice. Perriman, the son of a former NFL receiver, fits perfectly into the Ravens offense, likely set to begin the year as a starter. In college, Perriman used his athleticism and size (6-foot-2, 212 pounds) to dominate smaller defenders, but he did so with a shaky quarterback. He won't have that in Baltimore with Joe Flacco around, nor should he struggle finding targets with Marc Trestman calling plays. Where Perriman might struggle is adjusting to the pro game right away. He also has a rep for having "frying pan hands" but seemed to overcome his drops late in the year and on his Pro Day. If your projections for Perriman are similar to what Torrey Smith did in Baltimore, you'll be fine. Heck, he might even do better. Look for him with a pick in Round 8 or 9 as a low-end No. 3 Fantasy receiver in seasonal and PPR leagues. In dynasty/keeper formats, he would be worth a Round 7 pick while in rookie-only drafts he'd be a Top 12 pick.

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