The Ravens made it clear that they were intent on fortifying the secondary by inking Tony Jefferson and Brandon Carr in free agency, and they doubled down on that strategy by spending their first round pick on Humphrey, a physical corner out of Alabama. Humphrey (6-0, 197) was a two-year starter for the Crimson Tide, racking up five interceptions and 13 pass breakups in that span. He's an excellent athlete who helped solidify his spot in the first round with a 4.41 40-yard dash and a 6.75 second 3-cone drill at the Combine. There are some warts to his game that will require some work at this level, such as his issues limiting separation deep down the field -- as evidenced by his 19.0 yards per completion mark as a starter. The fact that the Ravens have Jimmy Smith, Brandon Carr, and Tavon Young all locked into starting spots, Humphrey is unlikely to be thrown right into the fire and asked to do too much in coverage to start, but he figures to get snaps against four-receiver sets. As a result, Humphrey might not start making his mark until Year 2 unless Baltimore's secondary incurs some injuries.