The haste with which top-five and top-10 draft picks signed has been one of the more pleasant byproducts of the NFL’s new labor agreement. But things are becoming a little sticky in the back end of the first round.

Defensive line saw the biggest move from the previous 10 drafts, with 12 guys getting plucked where an average of just under eight were taken in years prior.

The Radio City Music Hall crowd groaned Thursday night when it was announced that the Ravens had passed on the No. 26 overall pick in the draft, putting the Chiefs on the clock.