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Top 5 OL in the draft

Nah if we sign thuney I probably put bredeson on the burner til he gets to be an obvious eye sore still on the board. I don’t draft him and put him at rg. I probably pivot to more of a developmental type further down the board.

But bredeson might be on there a little longer than expected anyways cause the athletes gonna test very average. But I like his compete I like his awareness and I like his toughness.
I think I'd rather have a lineman with high awareness & average tools than vice versa. Seems we've seen enough of that lately
 
Developmental tackle im interested in is Alex Taylor. He’s high cut and he’s raw and he needs sand in the pants but he’s got vines for arms and plus feet.
 
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
As for Centers, without getting too specific ... I coached Jake Hansen. I know him well. He's ok (likely to have a pro career) but no way #3 in that pool. His feet are a problem, as is playing too high. His rep for having a "mean streak" is hyped by him using it on lower competition and then disappearing against real competitors.
 
Nah if we sign thuney I probably put bredeson on the burner til he gets to be an obvious eye sore still on the board. I don’t draft him and put him at rg. I probably pivot to more of a developmental type further down the board.

But bredeson might be on there a little longer than expected anyways cause the athletes gonna test very average. But I like his compete I like his awareness and I like his toughness.

I’m not overdrafting a center either in this class and I think there’s a lot of candidates for it.
The Center position is thinning out quickly. Humphrey went back to school
Biadasz looks shaky. Maybe injury flag.
Harris got his ass handed.
Temple kid? Who watched Temple games?
LSU Cushenberry?
 
The Center position is thinning out quickly. Humphrey went back to school
Biadasz looks shaky. Maybe injury flag.
Harris got his *** handed.
Temple kid? Who watched Temple games?
LSU Cushenberry?

I think there’s strong potential for no center to go top 50 in this class
 
I think there’s strong potential for no center to go top 50 in this class
I agree and hopefully we don’t reach.
I see late Rd 3 as sweet spot for some interior OL help. I would trade into top 100 for IOL- targeting Brendeson and Cushenberry.
 
Josh Jones may well be the best OT in this class, tbh. I think the kid is vastly underated and dominated at the senior bowl, I would take him at 18 in a heart beat.
 
The Center position is thinning out quickly. Humphrey went back to school
Biadasz looks shaky. Maybe injury flag.
Harris got his *** handed.
Temple kid? Who watched Temple games?
LSU Cushenberry?

Cush and Hennesey are legit in my view, would love to snag either one of those, I'm losing a littlle love for Badiasz and Harris.
 
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