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Michael Schofield opening eyes at Senior Bowl


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Got to catch a little bit of Senior Bowl practice and heard the announcers gushing over a late addition by the name of Michael Schofield, former RT from Michigan. Saw him go 1-1 with several defensive linemen and he stoned everyone he faced. I know that if he continues to impress that he won't be around at 28, but figured he could be someone to keep an eye on... found a video on YT if you guys want to watch...

 

 

 

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=schofield+michael+youtube&FORM=VIRE7#view=detail&mid=76E2730073A7DCECE85C76E2730073A7DCECE85C

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I was talking about this guy in my first SB thread. He was listed as a RG but that puzzled me, he has excellent measurables for an OT and has the strength and quickness to play OT. His size is great for the position.

Later in the week kicked him outside and he started flashing. He's a very, very, very good OT prospect I personally think. I doubt he has an Eric Fisher Senior Bowl skyrocket, but i do think he may possibly go 1st depending on how he does throughout the rest of the scouting process.

Looks the part.

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