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There is plenty of banter on all of that around anyway. The only thing I'd add is to keep in mind a name that not really anyone is mentioning. Mason Rudolph. If Mayfield is an option, then Rudolph has to be as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Von Kinger
i think it's time to revive "ask coach chaz" . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Von Kinger
i'm coming around. . . somebody convince me that taking him at #5 is better/more productive than if we could trade back a few spots and grab a tackle like mcglinchey or brown. . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Nomad
Because having a very good to great guard makes a descent tackle so much better?Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish
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Originally Posted by dogfish
For me its like this...
Rosen, Darnold, Barkley, Chubb, Alden, Nelson, one of them will be there and likely one of then will be there a few spots down the list too. I am fine with any of them. I have my concerns about Darnold to be honest, but all are sexy and I would like here very much.
McGlinchey and Brown may be good tackles in the NFL. They may even go on to be pro bowlers. Nelson is the type of prospect that can step in and play at an all pro level in his rookie season. He's not a pro bowl prospect. He's a hall of fame prospect. He's a Von Miller of the offensive line type of prospect. He's a generational type of prospect at his position.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish
Now, this is simply my opinion of him. That and a dollar will get you a soda. Pull up as many of his games as you can and watch them. Tell me if you find a weakness in his film, because I haven't been able to.
Not in Seattle!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy
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Broncos out here just dictating what prospects they want to see. This time it's OL help:
https://twitter.com/NickiJhabvala/st...18412856700928
Was told UTEP G Will Hernandez was moved to the north team in the Senior Bowl. He’s reunited with his former college head coach and newly hired Broncos o-line coach Sean Kugler.
I am on board with Nelson at #5 only if we have captain kirk at the helm. Otherwise I would take darnold rosen or Mayfield. I am a Mayfield fan but hard to not take the other 2 over him. Unless you can think of last usc QB to be any good.
I have character concerns with rosen along with his safety concerns since he is immobile and our line. Dude is most pro ready.
Maturity concern with Mayfield and reading defenses. But he can make incredible throws on the move or in the pocket.
Darnold is a Trojan and they all seem to flame out but he has major ball security issues.
Only 1 guard in NCAA allowed fewer QB pressures than Nelson. His name was Will Hernandez.Quote:
Originally Posted by G_Money
There are several reports of him making errbody his bitch in one on one drills. And he’s sporting the sweet neck roll :rockon:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoachChaz
Bad news there is he may not last until our pick in the 2ndQuote:
Originally Posted by HORSEPOWER 56
And he has been in my sig for a while and I bet he is ours!
http://walterfootball.com/seniorbowl2018rumors4.phpQuote:
With all the general managers, coaches and scouts in attendance for the Senior Bowl, there is a lot of chatter going around. Here are some of the highlights from around the league.
The 2017 NFL Draft and the 2018 NFL Draft have been down years at the offensive tackle position. While the lack of edge-blocking talent has been noticeable, this could be a good year for talent on the interior of the offensive line. Sources at multiple teams believe there could be four interior offensive linemen who get selected in the first two rounds of the 2018 NFL Draft. The first one to come off the board will be Notre Dame's Quenton Nelson. He is among the elite players in the 2018 NFL Draft, and one area scout who covered Nelson described him like this, "He's Zach Martin on steroids." Nelson shouldn't get out of the top 10.
I just don't get tired of this. I want a lineman who can do this.
https://twitter.com/JReidDraftScout/...34233204105217