Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta offered strong evaluations of two offensive line prospects, Utah's Spencer Fano and Penn State's Olaivavega Ioane, calling both players first-round talents with the ability to contribute immediately.DeCosta highlighted Fano's versatility and Ioane's physical profile as key traits."I do. I think [Spencer] Fano could play really wherever you want him to play, right? He could play tackle, and he could play guard.

He's a good athlete. He's tough. He's a good player. I think [with] Vega [Ioane], I've obviously seen him play a bunch.

He's physical [and] tough. He's probably a guard, but [he] sort of prototypes, straight from central casting of what you want your guards to look like. I think they're both excellent prospects.

I think both guys are first-round talents. Both guys can probably come in right away and help your team quite a bit."For Baltimore, both players represent potential fits if they are available when the Ravens are on the clock at No. 14 or later in the first round.This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Eric DeCosta sees Fano and Ioane as impact offensive linemen