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f an NFL team was going to have one of their scouts attacked by a bird, of course it had to be the Ravens. To make the story even more surreal, Johnny Manziel is involved. We'll explain. Baltimore Director of College Scouting Joe Hortiz was supposed to watch Manziel work out in late March. While driving to College Station, Hortiz spotted a few large birds on the road ahead of him. As Hortiz drove closer to the birds, one of them flew up and attacked Hortiz's windshield (see the damage here). "I remember seeing the full bird right in front of me, and I ducked, felt this thing hit my arm and focused on keeping the wheels straight. Glass was everywhere. It was like an explosion. When I opened my eyes, I expected to find a giant turkey buzzard in my lap. Turns out what had hit my arm was the light console from right behind the window. The bird didn't come all the way through the windshield, but the force of the hit burst the inside of the window," Hort...

We’re just eight days away from the 2014 first round kicking off, and there’s still so much we don’t know about how the 2014 draft will shake out. Uncertainty lingers in what the Texans will do atop the draft, where the quarterbacks will land and who will be the surprise players to leap into round one. In the second-to-last mock of the 2014 draft, this is my best two-round effort in projecting how the early part of the draft will shake out. 1. Houston Texans – Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina -A trade is certainly likely with either Atlanta or Jacksonville, but the Texans won’t give up Clowney without getting a great return. In the end, the Texans could just stand to keep the best player in the draft and add to their defense. 2. St. Louis Rams – Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn -This pick seems like a consensus, as the Rams (and multiple NFL teams) view Robinson as only a small step down from Clowney as a prospect. They could slide Robinson at left guard for a year before moving on fro...