My breakdown of the top OT prospects

[Moorgan]

What about that T from Syracuse? He's fallen off the map it seems.

[PantherFanOne]

It is hard to get a read on the OT's this year and there's no way i can guess how Gettleman has them rated. If one of his favorite rated  OT's is not available when we pick 25th,I can't see him reaching for one.

[LinvilleGorge]

What about that T from Syracuse? He's fallen off the map it seems.

 

He's just not a very good OT prospect.  Very short arms (under 33") and not all that great in pass protection.  He'll probably go undrafted, but should get a shot to slide inside.  Very strong with 35 bench reps, but short arms help in that area.

[davos]

Outside of those mentioned, I still think Rob Crisp is a good tackle to be had in the late-mids (4-6).  6'7 302, 34 1/2 arms, 10" hands.  Was solid in college and was a top performer in the shuttle drill (which I find important with the OTs)  Have him go through some good strength and conditioning and I think there's a ton of potential in him. 

 

 

[MedellinHeel]

I'd be really disappointed if we took him at #25.  I wouldn't be all that happy if we took him in the 2nd.  3rd round is where I think this guy can come into play.  I'm just not big on him at all as an OT.  When I watch this guy, I see Morgan Moses.

 

HS recruit rankings mean nothing when it comes to evaluating NFL prospects.

 

Just look at his numbers and look at his workout drill videos.  There's only one word to really describe him as a prospect IMO - marginal.

 

so i guess marginal is the word to describe someone that many people say is one of the few LT prospects in the draft. 

 

OK 

[Mother Grabber]

the thing I like so much about Erving is that he can probably play all 5 OL spots. He's a goldmine for OL depth, until he clicks into place for a permanent position. Who do we have behind Kalil, anyway?

[davos]

the thing I like so much about Erving is that he can probably play all 5 OL spots. He's a goldmine for OL depth, until he clicks into place for a permanent position. Who do we have behind Kalil, anyway?

 

Still have Folkerts. We re-signed him but any All OL in Erving will be a great add for some team out there.  

[Jeremy Igo]

I'd be really disappointed if we took him at #25.

Dont worry, they won't.

[LinvilleGorge]

so i guess marginal is the word to describe someone that many people say is one of the few LT prospects in the draft. 

 

OK 

 

I disagree with those people.  Maybe I'm wrong.

[C47]

If you want to see Jake Fisher cut ups just watch Mariota's cut ups

 

Or just watch Jake Fisher cutups because they're there. http://draftbreakdown.com/players/jake-fisher/

[LinvilleGorge]

If you've paid attention to Jeremy's posts, then you would know Humphries isn't high on our board at all. He's mostly just hype after the combine.

 

Which I don't get because he pretty much looked like hot trash at the combine.  Again, just IMO.

[CatalystNX]

I'd be interested to get your take on Chaz Green from Florida. I like him as a mid-round developmental prospect.

[MedellinHeel]

I think I am leaning towards Fisher. Very good athlete and elite hand use. 

 

I just dont think he will last until our 2nd round pick. Id be fine taking him in the first tbt

[MedellinHeel]

Get over it. The Panthers aren't interested in a prospect who just killed it at the combine. Marginal is indeed the word I would use to describe him.

 

interviews and meetings say otherwise. but think as you may