2019 OLinemen

The guy I see as a great fit at OT is 'Bama's Jonah Williams...he's got the athleticism Shanahan likes and could understudy McGlinchey, then when MM moves to LT, he takes over at RT. That'd give Coach two young bookends that should be studly for years to come.

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Even better then! I'm on board for a tackle at 2 if that is the case. I think when the dust settles Bars will be as good as any guard in this class.

Looks like he's healing up pretty well

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Even better then! I'm on board for a tackle at 2 if that is the case. I think when the dust settles Bars will be as good as any guard in this class.

Looks like he's healing up pretty well

#NotreDame OL Alex Bars (@AlexBars_) is just 5 months out from his ACL & MCL injury. He's running, squatting and dead lifted 510 recently. Bars will also be at the NFL Combine later this month. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/GSBGMoAsu0

— Matt Freeman (@mattfreemanISD) February 18, 2019

Thanks - someone to keep an eye on.

Keep em' coming NY!

Yodney Cajuste might be my new fav O-Lineman in this draft, if he makes it the 2nd he's my pick, put him at G until Staley hangs them up..

Tytus Howard, OT, Alabama State. Showed well at Sr Bowl. Projected rounds 3-5, versatile and athletic. Be an interesting watch at combine.

Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline writes that Alabama State T Tytus Howard was "as good as advertised" on Tuesday's Reese's Senior Bowl practice.
Howard measured in at 6-foot-5, 322-pounds on Tuesday, and then went on to have one of the better offensive lineman performances at practice in Pauline's eyes. "Lining up exclusively at right tackle, he looked explosive and athletic and blocked with great fundamentals," he writes. "For the most part, he got the better of the top-rated talent he faced off against including Montez Sweat, Oshane Ximines and Carl Granderson." There are going to be questions about Howard's lack of play against quality opponents, but those questions are going to get a lot of answers this week in Mobile. So far, so good.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Even better then! I'm on board for a tackle at 2 if that is the case. I think when the dust settles Bars will be as good as any guard in this class.

Looks like he's healing up pretty well

#NotreDame OL Alex Bars (@AlexBars_) is just 5 months out from his ACL & MCL injury. He's running, squatting and dead lifted 510 recently. Bars will also be at the NFL Combine later this month. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/GSBGMoAsu0

— Matt Freeman (@mattfreemanISD) February 18, 2019

Originally posted by jersey49er:
Yodney Cajuste might be my new fav O-Lineman in this draft, if he makes it the 2nd he's my pick, put him at G until Staley hangs them up..

Or leave him there, have a complete stud, and get Alaric Jackson if he comes out next year :D

#70 Terronne Prescod (G) NC State

Was watching some videos of Garrett Bradbury and I couldn't help noticing #70 kept dominating it's opponent on both PP AND Run block. Checked on his PFF grade and he graded pretty well and DID NOT allowed a sack or a QB hit this past season...Impressive. He moves pretty well for a big man and gets to the second level quickly. NC runs a outside zone scheme so he should fit well in KS's scheme.

My only concern is his conditioning, he keeps going out for at least a series or two for a breather maybe, or maybe they have a rotation going on idk, but the dropoff from the next guy is pretty significant. But that's why he can be a backup on his rookie year and work on his conditioning. He could be a gem on Day 3.

NFL Media's Lance Zierlein compared Wisconsin G Beau Benzschawel to Vikings G Mike Remmers.

Zierlein views Benzschawel (6'6/309) as a player with NFL starting potential and said he's a "Tall, pass-blocking specialist who will need to prove he can be serviceable against NFL power in the run game to become a future starter." Remmers went undrafted but as a multi-year starter he's a favorable comp for Benzschawel who looks to be a fringe Day 2/3 selection.

NFL.com's Lance Zierlein predicts Texas A&M C Erik McCoy to be drafted in Round 2.

McCoy (6'4/303) was described by NFL Media's Gil Brandt as a plug-and-play prospect, and he added to the hype at the NFL Scouting Combine when he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.90 seconds. Unless something drastic happens, the end of the second round appears to be McCoy's floor and the late-first round appears to be his ceiling. McCoy earned All-SEC Freshman honors and was a three-year starter at Texas A&M.

SOURCE: Lance Zierlein on Twitter

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Ahhh Cody Ford just choke slammed this kid

Cody Ford's feet are 🔥🔥...and he's listed 346 pounds! This is dominance pic.twitter.com/hmfpClu1YQ

— Jon Ledyard (@LedyardNFLDraft) December 10, 2018

I think Cody Ford is the best linemen i have seen in a long ….long..... time. When he gets NFL level Conditioning he is going ot the next level. in some ways i want us to trade down from pick 2 and get the ammo to get him.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Ahhh Cody Ford just choke slammed this kid

Cody Ford's feet are 🔥🔥...and he's listed 346 pounds! This is dominance pic.twitter.com/hmfpClu1YQ

— Jon Ledyard (@LedyardNFLDraft) December 10, 2018

I think Cody Ford is the best linemen i have seen in a long ….long..... time. When he gets NFL level Conditioning he is going ot the next level. in some ways i want us to trade down from pick 2 and get the ammo to get him.

I think they will use 1 or 2 lower picks but mostly UDFA's, need at least depth added