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Speaker 2: I'm Amy Wells, joined by coach Mac and RTT Brian
Speaker 2: are resident draft experts. I feel like every time I
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Speaker 2: We are continuing on through our draft preview series where
Speaker 2: we are taking a deeper dive into some of the
Speaker 2: names that you should know in every position group ahead
Speaker 2: of the twenty five NFL Draft. If you haven't heard
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Speaker 2: We are moving on now to offense, and I guess
Speaker 2: we ended at the line of scrimmage with defense, so
Speaker 2: that is where we should pick up on offense. We're
Speaker 2: talking about the big boys up front the offensive line.
Speaker 2: It feels like maybe we should do this like interior
Speaker 2: offensive lineman and then tackles because there's there's a lot
Speaker 2: of names to know within those two different position groups.
Speaker 2: There's a lot to discuss. So are you guys ready?
Speaker 3: I am, But to that point, Amy, yeah, this draft
Speaker 3: more than any other last year, it was really heavy
Speaker 3: and true offense. He tackles. There's a lot of crossover
Speaker 3: guys in this one that played tackle in college. They're
Speaker 3: going to move into that center guard triangle probably at
Speaker 3: this level.
Speaker 2: I think that's a good thing to point out because
Speaker 2: it is every year it's a little bit different in
Speaker 2: terms of where people are going to be and along
Speaker 2: the offensive line. There's so many different nuances to the
Speaker 2: different positions. So rehtt do you want to get us
Speaker 2: started with some of your names to know within the
Speaker 2: interior offensive line?
Speaker 4: Now sure, and this guy's a guard. He started twenty
Speaker 4: five games left guard for the Alabama Crimson tied Tyler
Speaker 4: Booker six four and five eighths, three hundred and twenty
Speaker 4: one pounds, eleven inch hands whoa thirty four and a
Speaker 4: quarter arms wing eighty three and a half inches, and
Speaker 4: then in his testing at that size six four almost
Speaker 4: sixty five three twenty one he ran five three eight
Speaker 4: and the forty one to nine to six in the
Speaker 4: first ten four eight to four in a short shuttle
Speaker 4: seven nine to six, and a three cone twenty seven
Speaker 4: inch vertical leap seven to ten broad twenty one reps
Speaker 4: at two twenty. He's one of the pre eminent interior guys.
Speaker 4: He's more likely a guard in this thing. You're gonna
Speaker 4: see some of these guys that maybe even play guard
Speaker 4: switch to center in this you know. So, as Mack
Speaker 4: was talking about, he's one that starts right off at
Speaker 4: the top of the list. There's another guy to Max
Speaker 4: point about, a guy who played tackle in college that
Speaker 4: may be more suited to move in side, and that's
Speaker 4: Jonas Savanea from Arizona four nine to five and the
Speaker 4: forty one seven two in his first ten four to
Speaker 4: six six in the short shuttle twenty nine inch vertical
Speaker 4: leap eight ten broad. He started at Arizona as a
Speaker 4: right guard as a true freshman. Then the last two
Speaker 4: seasons he's been the right tackle. So he started all
Speaker 4: thirty six games in his career and the bulk of
Speaker 4: them at right tackle, over twenty four hundred snaps for
Speaker 4: the Wildcats. And there's an idea that he may work
Speaker 4: inside and he would actually be a swing player that
Speaker 4: plays a couple of different positions. And then the last
Speaker 4: one is Tate Ratledge from Georgia, and we know because
Speaker 4: of the big mustache and the curly mullet. And honestly,
Speaker 4: when I showed Mac a headshot of this kid, I
Speaker 4: was like, he looks like Mike Didga's grandson. He would
Speaker 4: very much look like Coach Didked did back in the
Speaker 4: eighties when young Coach Mack was coaching. He had a
Speaker 4: big nugget sitting on his shoulders. I know that a
Speaker 4: big nugget, not a red nugget. Tate Ratleice is six
Speaker 4: six and a half three ozho eight hands ten and
Speaker 4: three eights, arms thirty two and a quarter wing seventy
Speaker 4: nine and a quarter four nine seven in the forty one,
Speaker 4: seven to two in the first ten, seven three eight
Speaker 4: in the three cone, thirty two inch vertical, nine to
Speaker 4: five in the broad. Fourteen games at guard in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two, twelve in twenty twenty three, missed four games
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty four with tightrope surgery on his ankle,
Speaker 4: and he had another thing his first career start in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty one against Clemson uh list frank injury that
Speaker 4: ended his seasons. We had one career start there. And
Speaker 4: then there's a local tie with this. His father is
Speaker 4: a very well known high school football coach in the
Speaker 4: state of Tennessee and Cleveland, Tennessee, and in Georgia, Dean Ratlich,
Speaker 4: who was a star of his own right up the
Speaker 4: road in Cookville at Tennessee Tech. His dad played there
Speaker 4: in the seventies. Very good ballplayer. But those are my
Speaker 4: guys on the inside.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I think that the guys on the inside are so
Speaker 2: interesting because there's a lot of attention and conversation around
Speaker 2: the tackle position. But Mac, you talk about the center
Speaker 2: guard triangle all the time. That's where that lives. Like
Speaker 2: that's such an important part of protection of it's kind
Speaker 2: of the fulcrum of a whole offense.
Speaker 3: Who's getting paid on defense nowadays, and you're looking at
Speaker 3: the massive defensive tackles, the three techniques to play on
Speaker 3: the outside shoulder of the guard, the shade that plays
Speaker 3: between the center and the guard, because the quickest way
Speaker 3: to the quarterback as fast as the football is coming
Speaker 3: out now in offenses, I mean these arepos that the
Speaker 3: ball is coming out really fast. It's hard to get
Speaker 3: there from the edge. If quarterbacks are not holding the ball,
Speaker 3: then your best area to be able to get pressure
Speaker 3: is up the middle. So all the money that's being
Speaker 3: paid now to defensive interior players in the National Football League,
Speaker 3: just take a look at your salary cap where there's
Speaker 3: a lot of money there. Your center guard triangle has
Speaker 3: got to be got to be stout. What you would
Speaker 3: like to have, which you'll hear most clubs talk about,
Speaker 3: is that like every one of their offensive linemen to
Speaker 3: have tackle feet and then be able to move into
Speaker 3: that center guard triangle, because that's it's becoming more and
Speaker 3: more what you want. The first guy I've got here
Speaker 3: is Gray Zabel from North Dakota State. This guy is
Speaker 3: the quintessential guy that's going to move in that played
Speaker 3: tackle at North Dakota State. He's sixty six three twelve
Speaker 3: thirty two inch arms. And remember what I said, because
Speaker 3: this is going to be a reason he's moving inside.
Speaker 3: Nine and a half hands, thirty six and a half
Speaker 3: vertical and a nine to three broad That's extreme explosion
Speaker 3: for an offensive linean bench press twenty six rips that
Speaker 3: this is. This guy has got exactly what you want.
Speaker 3: He's you talk about somebody that's got natural anchor. We
Speaker 3: talked about what anchor was. This guy has got natural anchor.
Speaker 3: He's very aware with what's going on as far as
Speaker 3: games going on up up in front of him. He
Speaker 3: can get to the second level with his blocks. He
Speaker 3: can hold off defensive tackles, stands his ground tremendously well.
Speaker 3: Got great leg strength, got great lower body strength. His
Speaker 3: two hand punch is devastating. I mean, he can crush
Speaker 3: your chest, which is what you want. You know, it's
Speaker 3: devastating with that. And he also plays with a lot
Speaker 3: of nastiness, which I love and you've got you've got
Speaker 3: to like that. He didn't allow very many pressures there
Speaker 3: at that level of the ball, but he's got short arms.
Speaker 3: He's got short arms. He played tackle at that level
Speaker 3: at North Dakota State, but thirty two inch arms in
Speaker 3: the National Football League, that's hard to compensate for out
Speaker 3: there on the edge. He may not move inside to God,
Speaker 3: he may move inside all the way to center. He
Speaker 3: may go all the way to center when somebody drafts him.
Speaker 3: But I think this guy has got a chance to
Speaker 3: be taken somewhere in the bottom of the first round possible.
Speaker 2: Didn't Peter Skronsky have short arms. I feel like we've
Speaker 2: had this conversation before.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a truth. And Peter Scornsky was a left tackle,
Speaker 3: but and he needed to move inside, which is a
Speaker 3: perfect spot, you know, for him. And this guy, though
Speaker 3: they played him at center in the Senior Bowl, didn't
Speaker 3: miss a beat. Yeah, all the one on ones at
Speaker 3: the Senior Bowl, he was really good. They played him
Speaker 3: at guard, so grey's abel. Remember that name from North
Speaker 3: Dakota State. Next guy is Marcus Bowl from Perdue. Six'
Speaker 3: four three oh, three thirty two inch, arms ten and
Speaker 3: a half hands bigger than. Yours. Amy, okay this guy
Speaker 3: is a really good, athlete quick, feet his techniques against
Speaker 3: any type of pass rusher are really. Diverse he's got,
Speaker 3: violent violent, hands really violent, hands very rarely misses with a.
Speaker 3: Punch he can hold off speed. Rushers he's an athletic run.
Speaker 3: Blocker he's got range to, Pull he's got a competitive
Speaker 3: edge to, him and all these guys on the inside
Speaker 3: have to have. That he lacks a little bit of.
Speaker 3: Mass he's three oh. Three that's not real heavy for
Speaker 3: what's going on. Now there's a lot of times where
Speaker 3: you will see him struggling to fit up blocks and
Speaker 3: gain control when his opponent gets on him. Quick but
Speaker 3: this guy is going to be a player in this.
Speaker 3: League but he will be a player on the.
Speaker 2: Inside can we pause and define violent? Hands BECAUSE i feel,
Speaker 2: like and here's.
Speaker 3: What i'm saying about that you've got to strike. First
Speaker 3: whoever strikes first and gets inside leverage with their hands
Speaker 3: usually wins the. Snap, Okay and to be able to
Speaker 3: get inside leverage, first you've got to be able to strike,
Speaker 3: first and it's got to be. Violent you've got to
Speaker 3: be able to have a heart stopping punch to be
Speaker 3: able to get them not to get to their second.
Speaker 3: Move that's extremely, important and again that comes from lower. Bodies.
Speaker 3: Strength it comes from the coordination between the lower body
Speaker 3: flex to punching. Out that's why again all of, these
Speaker 3: all of these explosive drills are so important to. Measure
Speaker 3: but the violent, hands especially there and on the defensive,
Speaker 3: front that's that's something you're looking. For if somebody has passive,
Speaker 3: hands if you've got white, hands then you're giving your chest.
Speaker 3: Up if you give your chest up like a billboard
Speaker 3: on the highway and let them just drill and let
Speaker 3: them just drill your stern, them then you're gonna lose
Speaker 3: that That you're gonna lose that Rep so that's what
Speaker 3: violent hands are.
Speaker 1: For, okay continue, On i'm, SORRY i, INTERRUPTED.
Speaker 3: I will all. Right Got Jared wilson From georgia six
Speaker 3: three three, ten a little over thirty two thirty two
Speaker 3: and three eighths, arms ten and three quarter hands again big.
Speaker 3: Mints what you're looking for a four eight, forty a
Speaker 3: one to seven to two, split which is excellent for
Speaker 3: a three hundred and ten, pounder thirty two edge vertical
Speaker 3: nine to four Broad his pass blocking is really. Good
Speaker 3: he's got WHAT i think is advanced hand. Usage he
Speaker 3: can drop his hips and sink his anchor really, well
Speaker 3: he drops his. Hip he doesn't play straight, legged which
Speaker 3: is which is really. Important he's got a, good strong white.
Speaker 3: Base he's got grip. Strength talk about ten and three
Speaker 3: quarter inch, Hands he's got big mints being able to do.
Speaker 3: That he can land a two hand punch with. Extension
Speaker 3: he doesn't miss much with his. Punches, amy he's fluid
Speaker 3: sliding his. Feet he can get overpowered some at the
Speaker 3: point of. Attack watch him in a game Against Walter,
Speaker 3: nolan who we talked about in the previous days as
Speaker 3: a three technique a defensive. Tackle Walton nolan could beat
Speaker 3: him with a quick. Move so he's going to have
Speaker 3: to work on that being able to counter. That and to,
Speaker 3: me this guy is going to be a good interior,
Speaker 3: player but he's got some technique stuff he's got to work.
Speaker 3: Out all, Right all?
Speaker 2: Right is there a player in this group that could
Speaker 2: go maybe a little bit higher or fall a little
Speaker 2: bit further than, expected depends.
Speaker 3: On who's drafting. Them, YEAH i mean you you just don't.
Speaker 3: KNOW i mean what what people? Want you? Know you just,
Speaker 3: you you just don't.
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Speaker 3: You tackle. List Will campbell FROM, Lsu, yeah this is a.
Speaker 3: Guy there's gonna be a debate about where he's gonna
Speaker 3: go TO a good one six six three nineteen nine
Speaker 3: and a half hand arm link thirty two and five,
Speaker 3: eighths wingspan is seventy seven and three eights with a
Speaker 3: little note here That ritt put on my sheet because
Speaker 3: he's a notes. Guy shortest wing of any tackle at
Speaker 3: the combined since twenty.
Speaker 4: ELEVEN i gave him a nugget to.
Speaker 3: Delivery gave him a ret nugget BECAUSE i, MEAN i
Speaker 3: recognize a ret nugget WHEN i see.
Speaker 1: It oh, wow that is interesting, Though, no it, IS.
Speaker 3: I mean, it and it's relevant to probably as to
Speaker 3: where he's gonna be drafted and to where he's gonna
Speaker 3: play four nine to eight in the forty one seven
Speaker 3: six ten yards, split thirty two inch, vertical nine to five,
Speaker 3: broad great hand usage in pass. Pro he can, sink
Speaker 3: he can. BEND i would say he's got above average play.
Speaker 3: Strength leverage issues are not a problem because he's got
Speaker 3: really good. Footwork, uh he's got good, range he's got
Speaker 3: good Band he's not a lower body stiff player at.
Speaker 3: All he can locate his targets in, space and that's.
Speaker 3: Important it's important for as much as you're playing penn
Speaker 3: and pool, now which is means you're down blocking and
Speaker 3: you're pulling linemen to that to block in. Space the
Speaker 3: penning pull schemes are. Big now he can he can do,
Speaker 3: that but his weaknesses are he's legitimate thirty three inch
Speaker 3: arms and so he's likely going to convert to guard
Speaker 3: in The National Football. League that's just the. Truth but
Speaker 3: his movement skills are, adequate but they're not elite all,
Speaker 3: right in my humble. Opinion so to be able to
Speaker 3: survive on the, edge he's got a real small margin for.
Speaker 3: Air that margin for air gets a lot bigger once
Speaker 3: he moves inside to that center guard, triangle because the
Speaker 3: difference is when you're playing offensive, tackle there is no
Speaker 3: population out. There it's using and, air you and air
Speaker 3: and an. Opponent there's population on the. Interior you can get.
Speaker 3: Help you can get help from the, right you can
Speaker 3: get help from the. Left the closer you move, in
Speaker 3: the more chance you've got to utilize population around. YOU
Speaker 3: i think that's Where Will campbell's gonna go.
Speaker 2: Interesting that's a good point about just having people there
Speaker 2: to provide. Support you don't think about, it but it
Speaker 2: makes a tremendous amount of.
Speaker 4: Sense, well it's part of the reason why they come
Speaker 4: about running the, ball passing the, ball Executing it takes all,
Speaker 4: eleven but it certainly takes those five.
Speaker 3: Well and and that's why you'll hear in draft rooms
Speaker 3: all the time talking about is he a good space?
Speaker 3: Player is the population? PLAYER i mean those things, Matter,
Speaker 3: yeah you know they matter with skill. Sets next guy
Speaker 3: Is Josh simmons From Ohio state six five three seventeen
Speaker 3: ten inch Hand you can see all of these, guys
Speaker 3: these bigger, guys they got big, paws arm link thirty,
Speaker 3: three wingspan of Eighty his pass sets and light feet
Speaker 3: are exactly what you want is footwork got a lot
Speaker 3: better this. Year he can. Recover his anchor is really.
Speaker 3: GOOD i mean it improved. Too he's got, range he's
Speaker 3: got good hip. Flexibility we talk about. That one of
Speaker 3: the drills they do at the combine that nobody that
Speaker 3: you don't get to, see but they measure. It they'll
Speaker 3: have the offensive linemen stand up their, feet shoulder with the,
Speaker 3: part and then hands straight out and then just, bend
Speaker 3: just bend down as far as they can without. Teetering
Speaker 3: if you've got a big dude that can go up
Speaker 3: and down like a yo yo without, teetering you'll see
Speaker 3: some of these guys start down and then their center
Speaker 3: of gravity either goes, forward it either goes to the
Speaker 3: side that's. Measured they measured to see, THAT i, mean
Speaker 3: and they film it because that's that's that's important to.
Speaker 3: Know try it sometime in front of your. Mirror, OKAY i.
Speaker 3: Will you're married to an offensive. Lineman he can probably
Speaker 3: go bounce up and down.
Speaker 1: Easy, YEAH i bet he probably.
Speaker 3: Can they probably can. Now he missed half a twenty
Speaker 3: twenty fourth knee. INJURY a lot of times we talked
Speaker 3: about hand. Placement he plays with his hands a little
Speaker 3: bit wide at. Times that can be a, problem and
Speaker 3: he has some trouble in space locating. People but this guy,
Speaker 3: here somebody's gonna Draft hi pretty high because he's got
Speaker 3: some requisite foot skills to. Survive all. Right the next
Speaker 3: guy is the guy that kind of impressed me at
Speaker 3: the at the senior bout all of us when we saw.
Speaker 3: Him It's Anthony belton From North Carolina. State he's a legitimate.
Speaker 3: Giant he's six six three thirty six ten and a quarter,
Speaker 3: hand thirty four inch, arms eighty two inch. Wingspan article
Speaker 3: jump is twenty nine and a. Half that's a lot
Speaker 3: to get three thirty six off the ground that high
Speaker 3: broad jump at eight. Eleven this guy's enormous. Tackle he's
Speaker 3: got tremendous play strength he's. Got he's a raw power.
Speaker 3: Player his side of the line of, scrimmage he will
Speaker 3: completely collapse it down if he's working off of a down.
Speaker 3: Block we talk about pin and, pull he's the pin.
Speaker 3: Guy he can collapse. It. Uh he consistently lands good hand. Punches.
Speaker 3: Uh he's just he's just a beast out there on
Speaker 3: the edge. Now as big as he, is he's got heavy,
Speaker 3: feet so he. Doesn't he's not a dancing bear out.
Speaker 3: There he's he's, got he's. Got he's got heavy, feet and,
Speaker 3: again a lot of times because he gets a little
Speaker 3: bit top, heavy he'll have some balance. Issues, okay, now.
Speaker 1: A heavy feet good or?
Speaker 4: Bad?
Speaker 3: Bad Fat when.
Speaker 4: You want feet like a tackle like he's talking, about
Speaker 4: you want blue, Feet.
Speaker 3: Yeah you got to. Move when you've Watched North Carolina
Speaker 3: state scheme, wise they gave him a lot of inside
Speaker 3: help to take care of of stunts and those types of.
Speaker 3: Things if you want a guy that can just completely
Speaker 3: engulf people on the edge and you do a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff where he doesn't have to chase people in,
Speaker 3: space this is your. GUY i think when he comes
Speaker 3: into the, league if he gets a little bit more technique,
Speaker 3: coaching you can work with some of. That he's a
Speaker 3: maler on the. Outside he's a lot like you. Know this,
Speaker 3: year one of the big talks in the league was
Speaker 3: When Makai becton moved from the left tackle where he
Speaker 3: said that's what he, was and they finally moved him
Speaker 3: inside there At philly and he was a devastating monster at.
Speaker 3: Guard won The Super bowl with him in. There he
Speaker 3: really helped that offensive. Line he's gonna be an interior
Speaker 3: lineman now to begin. With but this guy is a
Speaker 3: lot like What beckton, was not as accomplished early, on
Speaker 3: but he's a monster on the. Edge just remember this
Speaker 3: Named Anthony. Belton somebody's gonna take. Him last guy on
Speaker 3: my list Arionte ursery From, minnesota another. Giant when these
Speaker 3: guys stand above the guys when they're in a group out,
Speaker 3: there then you know they're.
Speaker 1: Giants, yeah because they're all.
Speaker 3: Big just like watching AN nba basketball game from, courtside you,
Speaker 3: know you realize how big they are because on television
Speaker 3: they all look the same, size, right because they are
Speaker 3: with the same size as giant six six three point thirty,
Speaker 3: one nine and a half, hands eighty two. Wing this
Speaker 3: guy's an athlete five flat in the forty wow twenty
Speaker 3: nine and a half, vertical nine to three broad. Jump
Speaker 3: he's got good, size, length good heavy. Hands heavy hands are, good, Right,
Speaker 3: yes heavy hands are. Good heavy feet are. Bad just remember.
Speaker 1: That write that down. Everybody he's fluid in the.
Speaker 3: Hips he's got some straight line. Explosiveness uh sometimes now
Speaker 3: he's six y six plays a little. Tall his anchor
Speaker 3: can get, compromised and for some, reason when you look
Speaker 3: at the tape from twenty twenty three to twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: four his run blocking consistency was a little better in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. Three and the other thing, is occasionally on
Speaker 3: this guy we talk about waste, benders you will see
Speaker 3: him falling. Forward so he's gonna have to work On
Speaker 3: he's gonna have to work on. That but, again there's
Speaker 3: not many humans walking the earth that are sixty six
Speaker 3: three thirty one that could run like he. Can so,
Speaker 3: right Arionte, Ursery Minnesota Golden, Gopher.
Speaker 1: Fast, fast, fast all, RIGHT. Rtt who are your your
Speaker 1: tackles to?
Speaker 4: Know Kelvin, Banks, Junior Texas longhorn six five and an,
Speaker 4: eighth three point fifteen, hands ten and three, eights arm
Speaker 4: thirty three and a half wing eighty four and three
Speaker 4: eights who he did five to one six in the
Speaker 4: forty one seven nine in his first, ten seven eight
Speaker 4: one in the three, cone thirty two inch vert eight
Speaker 4: eight broad at six five and an eighth and three
Speaker 4: point fifteen wow started forty two games at left tackle
Speaker 4: for The. Longhorns twenty twenty Four Lombardi award, winner so
Speaker 4: comes with pretty good pedigree. There the next one is
Speaker 4: a guy we saw at The Senior bowl and again
Speaker 4: at The combine Is Josh connerley From. Oregon Josh connery
Speaker 4: six four and five, eights three, eleven, hands ten and three, eights,
Speaker 4: arm thirty three and a half wing eighty two and
Speaker 4: a quarter five oh five and the forty one seven
Speaker 4: one of the first ten thirty four and a half
Speaker 4: inch vertical leap eight seven broad but thirty four and
Speaker 4: a half inch vert for a guy that's nearly six
Speaker 4: five three eleven pretty. Good twenty eight starts at left
Speaker 4: tackle for The, ducks allowed just one quarterback sack in
Speaker 4: over five hundred past block reps in each of his
Speaker 4: last two. Seasons and then the last one is the
Speaker 4: guy that may have helped himself more than anybody this this.
Speaker 4: Offseason he got sick the week of The Senior, bowl
Speaker 4: had to, leave but put on a great show at The.
Speaker 4: Combine and that's Armand membu From missouri six' four and
Speaker 4: a quarter three thirty, two hands nine and, three quarters
Speaker 4: arm thirty three and a half wing. Eighty two and
Speaker 4: you're talking about a guy that four nine one in
Speaker 4: the forty at six four and a quarter three thirty
Speaker 4: two so athlete there won seven to four in his
Speaker 4: first ten a thirty four inch vertical leap and with
Speaker 4: thirty three and a half, inch arms did thirty. One
Speaker 4: reps at two twenty five started thirty games For the
Speaker 4: tigers at. Right tackles he may be because it's not a.
Speaker 4: Straight up this guy's a tackle tackle tackle like we
Speaker 4: had at the top of last. Year's draft he may
Speaker 4: be the first. Tackle taken now He's A.
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Speaker 1: The otp can we talk.
Speaker 2: About forty times for offensive linemen because never outside of
Speaker 2: something seriously wrong. Going down do you see an offensive
Speaker 2: lineman running for forty yards at? Any point what are
Speaker 2: you able to glean from the forty times for?
Speaker 1: Offensive lineman nothing.
Speaker 3: Seriously ten yards, split right.
Speaker 4: Ten yards THAT'S why i mentioned that with an inmphus
Speaker 4: one seven four and at first ten for armand membu
Speaker 4: it's six four and a quarter three.
Speaker 3: Thirty ten it's a ten. Yard split and you'll, if
Speaker 3: you if you ever go to, the combine you will
Speaker 3: see that they have official timers and they have the
Speaker 3: electronic timing set at, the ten set at, the twenty
Speaker 3: and said at. The forty when you're at, the combine
Speaker 3: this is just a little bit of the inside teams
Speaker 3: draw for the road that they're. Timing, from really You
Speaker 3: think i've never told you?
Speaker 1: Lie, YET well i mean that's certainly, not True but
Speaker 1: i've told.
Speaker 4: Me that this, is Interesting so, ot people you're getting the.
Speaker 3: Goods here so that's a. Mac nugget because they have
Speaker 3: a section set up and, if anybody any civilian ever
Speaker 3: comes in and sits left of where, they're timing the whole.
Speaker 3: Thing stops they get, yelled at they, get shamed have
Speaker 3: to leave now because they want line, of sight they
Speaker 3: want line, of sight they want line of sight on.
Speaker 3: The start and then there are people that are they're
Speaker 3: just to time, the ten just to time, the twenty
Speaker 3: just to time. The forty you draw for, your row
Speaker 3: you have to sit in that row of the. Whole
Speaker 3: combine so my point being when the big, linemen go the,
Speaker 3: first thing that the first thing that they, will relay because,
Speaker 3: you know they all they all relay the numbers that
Speaker 3: they've got and they check is for the, big dudes is.
Speaker 2: The ten interesting look at that, little insight but it
Speaker 2: makes a lot of sense that that the full forty
Speaker 2: time wouldn't really, mean well.
Speaker 3: But you have one that runs on unusual times like
Speaker 3: that the under five flat for those, big men then
Speaker 3: you know you've got. An athlete you know you've got.
Speaker 3: An athlete is.
Speaker 2: There anybody that has an incredibly high ceiling or an
Speaker 2: extraordinarily high ceiling in, this group like somebody who really
Speaker 2: the sky's the limit for them and what they're able
Speaker 2: to do once they get to the next level and
Speaker 2: kind of get their feet on.
Speaker 4: The ground it remains to be seen for me in,
Speaker 4: this draft in, my opinion because there's just not that many. Straight,
Speaker 4: up yep that's, A, tackle yep that's. A. Starter yep
Speaker 4: it's a little different in this.
Speaker 3: THE guy i will bring Up his. Gray's abel he's
Speaker 3: really good on. The, interior yeah because he was the
Speaker 3: most consistent with pads on that everybody got to see
Speaker 3: against decent, you know he had to move up from
Speaker 3: the level that he played against the people that he
Speaker 3: was competing against In The, senior bowl and he not
Speaker 3: only was consistent during that time against that type of defensive,
Speaker 3: front competition but also very very consistent during.
Speaker 2: The week is it easier or is it more complicated
Speaker 2: when there's not the clear cut division where a lot
Speaker 2: of guys could kind of it be in that gray
Speaker 2: area of.
Speaker 5: Playing in either that's that's that's that's Pretty much amy decided,
Speaker 5: for them and they're, they're talked you know that they
Speaker 5: and the representative are talked to them about it before
Speaker 5: any of this ever.
Speaker 3: Ever happens they don't surprise anybody. With anything they don't
Speaker 3: just bring him in, And, say okay all of, a sudden.
Speaker 3: You're here they they've talked, like you but you're. A,
Speaker 3: center yeah they have talked, about it and some of
Speaker 3: them have even worked, at it and a lot of
Speaker 3: these guys that are training at these at these offensive
Speaker 3: line guru places now across, the country which, there are
Speaker 3: there's some really. Good ones once they go into the
Speaker 3: post season workouts that they're doing wherever, they're training then
Speaker 3: clubs and the scouts, will say work.
Speaker 4: Him here let me ask you this following up. Your
Speaker 4: question we talked a lot about players in, this pod
Speaker 4: IN this otp about guys going outside. The end arm
Speaker 4: length is the tail tale and a lot. Of that
Speaker 4: are there any other factors that can make a guy
Speaker 4: move inside or is just arm length maybe one of
Speaker 4: the main? Ear marks?
Speaker 3: Arm length, foot fire, arm length, Foot fire how good are?
Speaker 3: Your feet how quick are? Your feet? Arm length everybody's
Speaker 3: looking for tackle feet and then you work.
Speaker 2: That way there's so much to watch as this draft
Speaker 2: gets closer, and closer there are so many different things
Speaker 2: that still, could happen and there are so many position
Speaker 2: groups that are just full of interesting stories and just.
Speaker 2: Incredible athletes and this is as we get closer and
Speaker 2: we go further and further and deeper and deeper into these,
Speaker 2: Positional previews i'm getting more and more excited about this
Speaker 2: draft class just because there's really some interesting options and
Speaker 2: opportunities and GUYS that i can't wait to.
Speaker 1: See plays there's.
Speaker 3: Always good players of, the, DRAFT yeah i mean they're,
Speaker 3: just there, just are and some, of them, you know maybe,
Speaker 3: different spots but there. Always ARE and i think we've
Speaker 3: talked earlier about the belly of. THIS draft yep through,
Speaker 3: seventy seven, seventy eight you got a chance to get. Some, players, yeah.
Speaker 2: Well there's more positions to. Talk about this concludes our
Speaker 2: episode about the. Offensive line but we are, not, Done
Speaker 2: friends we are. Not done the next episode OF The
Speaker 2: Otp Our position preview series is going to be wide
Speaker 2: receivers and, tight Ends and i'm very much looking forward
Speaker 2: to that because you want to talk about some, crazy
Speaker 2: athletes this draft. Has them So For, ret bryan For,
Speaker 2: Coach Mac I'm. Amy wells thank you for tuning in
Speaker 2: to this EDITION. Of botp