After watching all the top offensive tackles be taken before they were on the clock, the Baltimore Ravens addressed their second-biggest need with the selection of Clemson star cornerback Nate Wiggins with the No. 30 pick. Once again, patience proved to be a virtue for general manager Eric DeCosta and the front office as they stood pat and let who many pundits had ranked as the best cornerback prospect in this year’s class fall right into their lap. Wiggins is one of the most explosive, fluid and instinctive cover corners in the draft whose Pro Football Focus coverage grade of...