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The Athletic's "Undrafted Player to Watch"

Mr. Scot

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20 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

He just didn't fit with what we were attempting to do at the position. TBQH, he was an average to below average guy. Hence why Baltimore moved on. 

Sucks it didn't work out but we have been searching for The Guy since Kalil retired. 

Gross Search 2.0

Good OL are so hard to find these days.

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1 hour ago, OldhamA said:

Good OL are so hard to find these days.

It does seem like there haven't been a ton of good centers come out recently. Luckily for us, we passed on every one that DID pan out at least once in their respective draft classes.

#TepperMagic

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5 hours ago, csx said:

I'd like for them to use a second on one. They seem to have a pretty good success rate when they have good draft grades. Though there didn't appear to be any of note this year.

It was a weak C draft class. If Zabel ends up being a C and panning out, there might only be one starter from the bunch. Wilson from UGa is of questionable NFL starting caliber, IMO.

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On 5/3/2025 at 10:50 AM, OldhamA said:

Good OL are so hard to find these days.

That's why when you have the chance to draft a C who could possibly hold down the position for the next decade in the second round you take that prospect and run. Instead we let him go to Pittsburgh.

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