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How did Ekwonu look?


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2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

he had one really really bad play, so bad it may get baker killed but the rest he was an animal.  I will go and rewatch his snaps at some point in the week but from what I watched he as a mauler

Every tackle’s gonna get beat once or twice a game because of the skill level of the league, but if he’s also creating good push most of the time then it’s all good

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6 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

Short term I'd agree, this was always the case even pre draft, he has the tools though to be an elite LT eventually not sure why people are pooing this post.

Because that’s what the Huddle does. Dude could grade out with a 90 and people here would still be negative.

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