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They also could move off some of those later picks, like trading a 5th for a next years' 4th.
Yes, more tape of Eichenberg. Watch him lineup on the right side as well.
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Another kudos to Grier. He has set the franchise up well.
One thing about Eichenberg that's very appealing is his arm strength. His punch is devastating. As a former martial artist, I can relate to that. He stops people stone cold.
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I remember early on he was always projected late 1st round. Seems like excellent value where Miami drafted him.
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I watched this and it became apparent to me, this guy has the quick feet and lateral mobility that Hunt lacks.
Those that believed in Hunt as a Tackle need to watch this and see Eichenberg's ability to kick out.
It's a big difference.
Those that believed in Hunt as a Tackle need to watch this and see Eichenberg's ability to kick out.
It's a big difference.
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I read that two sites of depth charts listed Deiter as starting center. He might be the unknown/possible starter on our OL.
This works in so many ways, it's like a domino effect...Eichenberg on the right side helps secure Tua's blind spot, AND allows Hunt (Who is a beast and probably pro-ball talent) at R-Guard, which then allows Kindley to go to his more natural spot of L-Guard, allowing him to help Jackson as he to grows into the L-Tackle position as he was doing before the injury.
The only big question mark is Center, and though at one time Skura was a very good talent, and may very well still be, don't be surprised if the coaching staff has become satisfied with Deiter, and are ready to use him soon.
In his rookie year Deiter was nothing special to riding on bad while playing guard, but when he played Center, he was actually pretty good.
Considering Deiter played Center at Wisconsin, and he was a 2 time first team All-big-ten Guard/Center, including Big-Ten Offensive linemen of the year, there is talent there.
The pick of Eichenberg was nothing less then a 2nd round steal.
The only big question mark is Center, and though at one time Skura was a very good talent, and may very well still be, don't be surprised if the coaching staff has become satisfied with Deiter, and are ready to use him soon.
In his rookie year Deiter was nothing special to riding on bad while playing guard, but when he played Center, he was actually pretty good.
Considering Deiter played Center at Wisconsin, and he was a 2 time first team All-big-ten Guard/Center, including Big-Ten Offensive linemen of the year, there is talent there.
The pick of Eichenberg was nothing less then a 2nd round steal.
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Doesn't matter. Hunt is going inside.
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I think there will be an honest competition for RT. Eich has to take it from him. Which I think he will. But if Hunt looks better than I don't see him getting kicked inside just for the sake.
My expectation is that Hunt and Eichenberg are the odds on favorites to start most of the season on the right side for us. Training camp will confirm which is at RG and which is at RT
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My hope is that those two start the entire season locking down the right side
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Hes definitely a solid pick. Should be a 10 year starter. Notre dame oline last year was ridiculous. Banks and Hainsey will start too