Tyrell Crosby OT Oregon

Niner GMs do love pac 12 players

I'm over Oregon and Stanford players

Originally posted by jreff22:
I'm over Oregon and Stanford players

Im with you, I love Buckner... but yeah not a fan

Nice find. Pretty good a** film here. Pretty good hands and does a great job on his assignment. Not really as fleet footed as some would want but he's winning his reach blocks here. Really slow when pulling. Has a decent drive, drove the big 3-4 DE off the spot a few times. Not sure why some are dismissing him just because of former alumni. You didn't learn from Juju Smith-Schuster?

Kid had a very impressive practice, movement skills looked very good for a Tackle let alone a Guard. Handled Okoronkwo with ease.

Definitely peaked my interest.

I really like how well he moves

From Giants Senior Bowl notes

At tackle, I thought Oregon's Tyrell Crosby was the best of the crop during North practice. At just under 6'5 and 319 pounds he has the frame to play tackle in the NFL, and showed he has the arm length and feet to do it. They used him at both left and right tackle.

He is in NFL.com top 50 players

From a Jacksonville paper:


TYRELL CROSBY
Position: Offensive Tackle

School: Oregon

Height/Weight: 6-5, 317 pounds

Career Stats: Appeared in 43 games (29 starts at left and right tackle), attended Senior Bowl

Thoughts: Crosby may be the ideal offensive tackle prospect for the Jaguars entering this offseason. He has experience at both left and right tackle and has the size to play inside as a rookie. The Jaguars are likely to hang on to right tackle Jermey Parnell for another year, so Crosby would be a good fit at left guard while he awaits his turn on the outside.

According to Pro Football Focus, Crosby didn't allow a sack last season. Crosby is a nasty blocker, who packs a serious punch while coming off the line of scrimmage. He is able to mirror the movement of edge rushers, making it hard for opponents to get around him.

I would project him as a future starting right tackle and a bookend for Cam Robinson in the long-term view. I think he can be an effective left guard in the short-term, as he has enough athleticism to pull well and his ability to anchor is a strength of his overall game.

Crosby is expected to be a late first-round or early second-round pick.

Originally posted by jreff22:

I'm over Oregon and Stanford players

So much this

Originally posted by TTown9ers:

Originally posted by jreff22:

I'm over Oregon and Stanford players

So much this

I'm not, they regularly produce solid pros especially the oline.

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:

Originally posted by TTown9ers:

Originally posted by jreff22:

I'm over Oregon and Stanford players

So much this

I'm not, they regularly produce solid pros especially the oline.

All about the fit,need and value baby.

Seems like he could be a perfect OT for KS offense

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Seems like he could be a perfect OT for KS offense

Yup, also a candidate to kick inside in the meantime

Originally posted by 49erBigMac:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Seems like he could be a perfect OT for KS offense

Yup, also a candidate to kick inside in the meantime

You think he goes late 1st/2nd like they mentioned above? Wouldn't mind trying to trade back and grab this guy with an early 2nd