Bill Johanesen
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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes quote:
ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen quote:
ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes The Two Guard Solution With Cleveland to LT / draft two Guards BEFORE the 4th Round gaining in popularity here (), I thought I would organize it, if only for myself. NOT ELIGIBLE OTs that rolled their eyes and let out big sighs before answering 'yes' to pre-draft interviews about moving to Guard (i.e., not interested) – Sewell, Slater, Darrisaw, Jenkins, Cosmi, Forsythe, Eichenberg ELIGIBLE First Round Alijah Vera-Tucker (Not tall but he has the unusual combo of being very athletic and having a great anchor so 1st rd grade at both T and G) Second Round Dillon Radunz (Diminutive 6'4 LT has good snap, strength and toughness; can strike on the move) Alex Leatherwood (Championship pedigree; could be more aggressive but, otherwise, 'can discombobulate rush plans') Landon Dickinson (Severe injury concerns but big impact AT G/C otherwise) Third Round Ben Cleveland (Big ultra-powerful pure-guard mauler; went on squirrel diet before his pro day and shocked with his athleticism) Jackson Carman (Big LT with pop and agility who has trouble with speed outside; alert eyes for exotic defensive crap) Kendrick Green (Microscopic 6'2 center /guard with explosive get-off; impressive zone blocking skills) Jalen Mayfield (Good size, athletic and tough; real lack of experience and needs to get stronger) For my money, any two from this list will give optimism. AVT and Cleveland would give me the most optimism. The negatives for these players are overshadowed by their strengths) Sounds good except forget the last two, small and the proverbial needs a year to gain NFL strength respectively. Done going down those pothole filled roads. Probably so. Even decent phone booth power guards would work better than low end zone blockers. I think Dickinson could fall, but what a medical risk.
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