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Panthers met with Miami OT Ereck Flowers


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Editor of BoltBeat.com Bolt Beat @ BB_Chargers 9h

Not a lot of love for Ereck Flowers out at tackle right now at the combine

Ty Schalter @tyschalter 9h

I'm writing right now and watching Combine in the

background, but I don't see Ereck Flowers showing a lot of

fluidity.

Draft Scout 24/7 @DraftScout247 23h

Really like what I see watching OT Ereck Flowers on film. Massive frame, long arms, quick feet, and keeps his legs moving through contact

thepointofpittsburgh.com Connor Isted @ cdisted 9h

Ereck Flowers looks good so far, especially taking his youth into account. Best natural RT in the draft.

cincyjungle.com Brennen Warner @ JustBeWarned Feb 19

Ereck Flowers fits the Bengals mold for right tackles. Huge.

Better run blocker

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AllGreenBayPackers.com Jersey Al - ALLGBP @ JerseyAlGBP 36m

Didn't get the amount of love Ereck Flowers was getting pre-

combine and he looked pretty poor in the slide step drill. He's

a guard.

Steelersdepot.com Alex Kozora @Alex_Kozora 7h

Miami's Ereck Flowers downright ugly in kickslide drill.

Incredibly overextended, not on 45 degree angle. Beat bad.

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Omar Kelly @ OmarKelly 12h

Ereck Flowers is today's new Orlando Franklin. Decent at OT,

good at OG IMO. Stiff .

turnonthejets.com Big Bob @thewordofbob31 10m

Ereck Flowers didn't look smooth at all in the drills.

hogshaven.com Paul Conner @ P_Hazard 13h

Looks like my worry about Flowers' kickstep is validated

NFLMocks.com Joe Wedra @ JoeWedra 12h

I may have to re-evaluate Ereck Flowers ' tape after seeing

him today . Not a good performance.

Wade Keyte III @WadeKeyte 12h

Ereck Flowers losing money today

BigBoardDraft.com Seth Murphy @ Sethmurphy4991 Feb 15

Ereck Flowers 1st round hype: I don't get it. I see a Guard .

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Todd McShay's thoughts after watching the combine:

Ereck Flowers , OT, Miami (FL): He's a massive right tackle prospect at 6-6, 329 pounds, with long arms (34.5 inches) and excellent strength -- his 37 bench press reps were the most in his class, which is pretty remarkable given how long his arms are. His times weren't great, with a 5.31 40, but not bad when you consider his size. He didn't do the jumps or shuttles, so he'll need to do those at his pro day.

Team fits: Same as Clemmings: Rams (#10), Browns (#12 and #19), Saints (#13), Texans (#16), Lions (#23), Panthers (#25).

(for Clemmings, who he called a "right tackle prospect whose game is built on power in the run game, and who needs work in pass protection," his team fits were: "Any team looking for a right tackle drafting in the 10-25 range. The Rams at No. 10 is probably a little early, but they could be in the mix. The Browns (#12 and #19), Saints (#13), Texans (#16), Lions (#23) and Panthers (#25) also make sense in the first round.")

http://cowboyszone.com/threads/mcshay-best-team-fits-for-top-o-linemen.315726/

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Todd McShay's thoughts after watching the combine:

Ereck Flowers , OT, Miami (FL): He's a massive right tackle prospect at 6-6, 329 pounds, with long arms (34.5 inches) and excellent strength -- his 37 bench press reps were the most in his class, which is pretty remarkable given how long his arms are. His times weren't great, with a 5.31 40, but not bad when you consider his size. He didn't do the jumps or shuttles, so he'll need to do those at his pro day.

Team fits: Same as Clemmings: Rams (#10), Browns (#12 and #19), Saints (#13), Texans (#16), Lions (#23), Panthers (#25).

(for Clemmings, who he called a "right tackle prospect whose game is built on power in the run game, and who needs work in pass protection," his team fits were: "Any team looking for a right tackle drafting in the 10-25 range. The Rams at No. 10 is probably a little early, but they could be in the mix. The Browns (#12 and #19), Saints (#13), Texans (#16), Lions (#23) and Panthers (#25) also make sense in the first round.")

http://cowboyszone.com/threads/mcshay-best-team-fits-for-top-o-linemen.315726/

 

Jake Fisher is the only prototype LT in the draft IMO.  I think he's going to go a lot higher than people think.  I'd love to have him.

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