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Since we are doing it for positions we don't need, how about for those we do need.

Would like to know the top 3 LT's, G's, and C's or who you think will be better than those currently rated at the top.
 
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Got this from Miller's way too early board. Not sure if helps but its a nice comprehensive list of what's out there. Most likely could have just gave you what you asked for but where's the fun in that? This is Finheaven!!! Lets go bananas!!! This list obviously subject to change and may actually be a little behind the current status of positional rankings. Jedrick Wills not listed under top ten tackles maybe an oversight or possibly he hadn't declared at that point. Who knows?



Offensive Tackles
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    Biggest Hype: Walker Little, Stanford
    Best Traits: Andrew Thomas, Georgia
    Most NFL-Ready: Andrew Thomas
    Best Run-Blocker: Andrew Thomas
    Best Pass-Blocker: Trey Adams, Washington
    Best Potential: Trey Adams
    Biggest Question Mark: Trey Smith, Tennessee (injury)
    Biggest Sleeper: Calvin Throckmorton, Oregon
    1. Walker Little, Stanford
    2. Andrew Thomas, Georgia
    3. Trey Adams, Washington
    4. Alaric Jackson, Iowa
    5. Mekhi Becton, Louisville
    6. Calvin Throckmorton, Oregon
    7. Austin Jackson, USC
    8. Prince Tega Wanogho, Auburn
    9. Brady Aiello, Oregon
    10. Trey Smith, Tennessee

Offensive Guards
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    Biggest Hype: Tommy Kraemer, Notre Dame
    Best Traits: Shane Lemieux, Oregon
    Most NFL-Ready: Shane Lemieux
    Best Run-Blocker: Alex Leatherwood, Alabama
    Best Pass-Blocker: Shane Lemieux
    Best Potential: Tommy Kraemer
    Biggest Question Mark: Tremayne Anchrum, Clemson
    Biggest Sleeper: Jon Runyan, Michigan
    1. Shane Lemieux, Oregon
    2. Alex Leatherwood, Alabama
    3. Tommy Kraemer, Notre Dame
    4. Jon Runyan, Michigan
    5. John Simpson, Clemson
    6. Ben Bredeson, Michigan
    7. Bryce Meeker, Iowa State
    8. Tremayne Anchrum, Clemson
    9. Josh Knipfel, Iowa State
    10. Logan Stenberg, Kentucky

Centers
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    Biggest Hype: Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
    Best Traits: Tyler Biadasz
    Most NFL-Ready: Tyler Biadasz
    Best Run-Blocker: Tyler Biadasz
    Best Pass-Blocker: Zach Shackelford, Texas
    Best Potential: Tyler Biadasz
    Biggest Question Mark: Kenny Cooper, Georgia Tech (scheme)
    Biggest Sleeper: Nick Harris, Washington
    1. Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
    2. Zach Shackelford, Texas
    3. Jake Hanson, Oregon
    4. Darryl Williams, Mississippi State
    5. Matt Hennessy, Temple
    6. Gage Cervenka, Clemson
    7. Cohl Cabral, Arizona State
    8. Nick Harris, Washington
    9. Trystan Colon-Castillo, Missouri
 
I won't know until the measurements at the combine. From the senior bowl, I am pretty sure that Matt Peart at T and Josh Jones at G will be in the top 5 linemen. Damien Lewis G has a chance too if he drops another 5 pounds by the combine.
 
Any list that has Throckmorton on it should be disregarded post haste!

I may have to move Herbert up a notch just for having to deal with knowing that a damn matador was protecting one of his edges.

I see why he had to play the quick horizontal game now.
 
Those rankings gotta be very old. Here are my personal rankings:

Tackles:

Tier 1 - would pick all 3 if they are there at 18
1. Mekhi Becton, Louisville
2. Jedrick Wills, Alabama
3. Andrew Thomas, Georgia


Tier 2 - would consider at 18 depending on board, much preferred at 26
4. Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

Tier 3 - would consider at 56
5. Prince Tega Wonogho, Auburn


Guards: The guards class is relatively weak, I wouldn't take any of these guys until the 3rd round.

1. Shane Lemieux, Oregon
2. Solomon Kindley, Georgia
3. Logan Stenberg, Kentucky,
4. Ben Cleveland, Georgia
5. Ben Bredeson, Michigan

Centers: Very important that we get one of the top 2. 26 should be one of them.

1A. Lloyd Cushenberry, LSU
1B. Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin
3. Darryl Williams, Mississippi State
4. Matt Hennessy, Temple
5. Keith Ismael, San Diego State
 
Where is anyone from the o-line of LSU?
 
DPhinz_DPhinz said:
Where is anyone from the o-line of LSU?
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LSU doesn’t have any notable draft eligible OL this year. Despite their success all year, OL was one of their weakest position groups. Their Center, Lloyd Cushenberry was graded out at the end of the year that he wouldn’t be drafted and should go back to school for 2020. He played well in the Senior Bowl (because he declared for the draft anyway), but I’d consider the rest of his body of work before drafting him. Their offense was run through Burrow, Edwards-Helaire, and an extremely talented receiving core (including TEs).
 
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What a shame Creed Humphrey won't be part of this years draft, I liked the idea of taking one of the top Centers this year, which will now have one less quality player.
 
ThePeopleShow13 said:
LSU doesn’t have any notable draft eligible OL this year. Despite their success all year, OL was one of their weakest position groups. Their Center, Lloyd Cushenberry was graded out at the end of the year that he wouldn’t be drafted and should go back to school for 2020. He played well in the Senior Bowl (because he declared for the draft anyway), but I’d consider the rest of his body of work before drafting him. Their offense was run through Burrow, Edwards-Helaire, and an extremely talented receiving core (including TEs).
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Say what?

I like Burrow as much as the next man, but you cant, in good faith, claim that 60 passing TDs came simply because he was so much better than the opposition...

Your post is more extra'd out than anything Tua's supporters have claimed.

Gimme a break....
 
DPhinz_DPhinz said:
Any list that has Throckmorton on it should be disregarded post haste!

I may have to move Herbert up a notch just for having to deal with knowing that a damn matador was protecting one of his edges.

I see why he had to play the quick horizontal game now.
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"Post haste", classics. Nice one Dphinz!
 
tay0365 said:
What a shame Creed Humphrey won't be part of this years draft, I liked the idea of taking one of the top Centers this year, which will now have one less quality player.
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He's priority #1 for me next year if Miami doesn't address Center this offseason.
 
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