Draft Rewind 2011 - John Moffitt - Seattle Seahawks

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOHN MOFFITT: Wisconsin, 6040 314 5.53. Four-year starter. Started at center in 2008. Plays with strong hands and a solid punch to the breast plate. Good base and mirror in pass protection. Keeps his feet in space on screen pass blocks. Locks on in the run game and plays hard. He’s at his best when he keeps his knees bent in both the run game and pass protection. Can be pushed and leveraged back when he plays straight-legged. Versatile. Has experience at guard and center. Mentally tough and consistent. Good first step quickness out of stance. The offensive guard version of former Badger Mark Tauscher, especially the build. Plays with an intensity, aggression, and attitude. Good power base and anchor in pass protection. Competitive zone blocker then runs his feet on contact. May project to center for some teams. OSR:36/49. Fourth/ fifth round. (A-33, H-9 1/2, BP-23, 10-1.89).

Draft Rewind 2011 - Lance Kendricks - St. Louis Rams

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about LANCE KENDRICKS: Wisconsin, 6031 243 4.75. Two-year starter who is a move tight end that can adjust and block on the run. A former wide receiver with good route savvy and receiving skills. Is a sticky, physical, and scrappy blocker. An H-back type who lines up in the slot or wing position. As with all Badger tight ends, they spend more time working on blocking than they do catching the ball. Has the ability to make the tough catch. Athletic after catch. No hold up on his release. Good body control in and out of his cuts. Flashes some fake and cut ability. More fluid than stiff in his movements. Flexible with good knee bend. Creates space from the defender to get open. Good awareness of coverages. Can get open versus man to man or zone. Can catch a ball in a crowd. Good concentration. 2010 stats: 43-663 yds, 15.4 ypr, 5 TDs. OSR:5/17. Third/fourth round. (A-32 1/2, H-9 5/8, BP-25, VJ-34.5).

Draft Rewind 2011 - JJ Watt - Houston Texans

What Ourlads' NFL Scouting Services said about JJ WATT: Wisconsin, 6053 290 4.84. Junior entry. Started every game for the Badgers for 2 years after transferring from Central Michigan where he played tight end. Plays the game with great passion and emotion. Quick first step to penetrate or contain rush. Can set the edge and keep his outside arm free to make a play. Good bend and flexibility. A relentless competitor who is the total package of quickness, agility, and strength. Can stack and shuck a single blocker. Has the innate strength to split a double team, shed, and make a tackle for a loss or no gain. Instinctive enough to get in the throwing lane and bat down passes. He has the vertical jump of a kangaroo at 37 inches. Plays hard from start to finish. Football is important to him. Has big and powerful hands to deliver a sixinch punch. Good use of his active and strong hands. Forces the quarterback to step up into the pocket when rushing the passer. Can run a tackle and push the pocket back to the throwing point. Plays the game on his feet. Can turn first step quickness to power. Can play a 5-technique (outside shade OT), 3-4 end, or play any position across a 4-man front. Career stats: 106 tackles, 36 1/2 TFL, 11 sacks, 13 PBU, 3 FF, 4 FR. Edge speed:left 1.98, right 1.91. OSR:1/44 for defensive linemen, 1/26 for defensive ends. First round. (A-34, H-11 1/8, BP-34, 10-1.65).

Draft Rewind 2010 - O'Brien Schofield - Arizona Cardinals

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about O'BRIEN SCHOFIELD: Wisconsin, 6022 221 4.70. Two-year starter. Suffered a torn ACL in the Senior Bowl practices. Weighed in at Senior Bowl before surgery at 242 pounds. Weighed 221 at the Combine. Played with his hand in the dirt in college. Played defensive end in college but projects to an outside linebacker. Improved every day at the Shrine Bowl practices. Had a strong game on special teams coverage. An active sideline to sideline player. Was voted the Shrine Game MVP. Was invited to the Senior Bowl after the Shrine performance. A productive edge rusher that had a great hit and spin move. Good instincts and field awareness. Got in the throwing lane or slapped the ball out of quarterback’s hand if he couldn’t get the sack. Sudden first step. Worked hard to get to the quarterback. Always around the ball. Disruptive player. Good redirect on his rush. Quick to shed blocker. Relentless in his play. OK on his speed rush. Widened out and brought it. Works his feet to the quarterback. Will contribute on all special teams coverage. Must play up or rush from a 3-4 scheme. Draft status will be affected by his injury. In 2009 he had 62 tackles, 27 for loss, and 13 sacks. Did not work out at the Combine due to left ACL injury. Fourth/fifth round. (A-32, H-9 1/2, BP-DNP, SS-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2007 - Joe Thomas - Cleveland Browns

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOE THOMAS: Wisconsin, 6065 311 5.00. Three-year starter. Plays left tackle. Outstanding combination of size, athletic ability, and nasty style. Shows balance, power, and explosion in the run game. Will drive defensive tackle off the line of scrimmage. Good change of direction on second level and in the open field. A finisher that plays hard on every snap. Will play on the right side in unbalanced sets. Excellent flexibility and a fine open space player. Drops his hips and breaks down on linebacker in open. Can run and hit in the open field. Top level pass protector that has kick, range, and awareness. Will get a little overaggressive and throw hands early in pass protection. Has anchor and balance. Can handle both speed and power rushers. Will overextend and waist bend at times in run blocking. Plays high when he loses his knee bend. Angular tackle with good balance and pass protection technique. Slides his feet laterally and maintains contact with defender. Can generally push the defensive end up the field and by the quarterback. Rides the defensive tackle out of the hole on stretch blocking scheme. Maintains a good base. As a junior he got driven back or got beat by a two move defensive end at times. Flashes a good punch. A left tackle that consistently displays all traits desired in the position. First round. (A-33 3/4, H-10 1/8, BP-28, 10-1.78).

Draft Rewind 2006 - Owen Daniels - Houston Texans

What Ourlads' NFL Scouting Services said about OWEN DANIELS: Wisconsin, 6033 253 4.65. Started 10 games in his four year career. Durability may be a problem with two knee surgeries on his left knee. Has the speed to go down the seam and to run all the tight end diagonal routes. Runs effective linebacker control routes. Former quarterback that had a good Combine workout. Good hands to pluck the ball out away from his body. Runs good routes and can adjust on the run. Big target in the short and medium zones. Shows good strength to run after catch and break tackles. Needs more strength and hand use to control defender as a blocker. Not a smash mouth blocker. Will compete. Good effort player. A smart and heady tight end playing in a run-oriented offense. Fifth/ sixth round. (A-31 3/4, H-9 1/2, BP-23, VJ-34.5).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Matt Shaughnessy - Oakland Raiders

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about MATT SHAUGHNESSY: Wisconsin, 6050 266 4.86. Four-year starter that projects to an outside edge 3-4 pass rusher. Long arms and big hands. An oversized linebacker that has good speed and long arms. Can handle and leverage a blocker on his nose. Good instincts and intelligence. Productive high motor player that gives it up from snap to whistle. Tough and aggressive. Good foot and body quickness. Sudden to change direction. Good hand strength to lock out and release. Has the speed and athletic ability to run a play down from behind. Can play on all special coverage teams. Needs more upper and lower body strength. Has an injury history. Plays strong. Uses his hands to separate from blockers. Can’t be blocked with just a tight end. Must be chipped. Gets hands up and bats balls down in the throwing lane. Productivity dropped off in 2008 with 40 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, and 4 sacks. He had 18 tackles for loss in 2007. Recovered from a broken right leg suffered in the off season. May have hit a wall and what you see is what you get. Has talent but he will need to elevate his game to make a team. Edge speed:left 2.29, right 2.30. OSR:25/30. Seventh round/priority free agent. (A-35 5/8, H-10 3/4, BP-24, 10-1.69).

2012 Draft Nuggets - Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin, OG

Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin, 6034 322

Three-year starter at right guard. A long torso build with good balance and toughness. Well-coached in a zone blocking scheme. Takes good angles to move on an opponent’s movement. Can redirect and shift weight quickly to seal an opponent. Plays in a pro style run-oriented offense with his hand in the dirt. A knee bender who plays with a good base. Can lock on with his strong hands and steer his target. Particularly strong on the second level to seal and block linebackers. Fundamentally sound, physical, tough, and intense in his play. Good body control in space on pulls and trap blocks.

Bill Nagy, Dallas Cowboys, 252nd Pick, 7th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Nagy, Bill Wisconsin 6030 302 5.06
Bill Nagy is the only drafted center on the Cowboy roster besides starter Andre Gurode. The least recognized of the Wisconsin group of senior linemen must contribute as a guard/center combination to make the 53-man squad. The Cowboys liked what they saw at the Wisconsin pro day workouts.

John Moffitt, Seattle Seahawks, 75th Pick, 3rd Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Moffitt, John Wisconsin 6040 314 5.53
Four-year starter. Started at center in 2008. Plays with strong hands and a solid punch to the breast plate. Good base and mirror in pass protection. Keeps his feet in space on screen pass blocks. Locks on in the run game and plays hard. He’s at his best when he keeps his knees bent in both the run game and pass protection. Can be pushed and leveraged back when he plays straight-legged. Versatile. Has experience at guard and center. Mentally tough and consistent. Good first step quickness out of stance. The offensive guard version of former Badger Mark Tauscher, especially the build. Plays with an intensity, aggression, and attitude. Good power base and anchor in pass protection. Competitive zone blocker then runs his feet on contact. May project to center for some teams. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Lance Kendricks, St. Louis Rams, 47th Pick, 2nd Round, 2011 NFL Draft

Kendricks, Lance Wisconsin 6031 243 4.75
Two-year starter who is a move tight end that can adjust and
block on the run. A former wide receiver with good route savvy
and receiving skills. Is a sticky, physical, and scrappy blocker.
An H-back type who lines up in the slot or wing position. As
with all Badger tight ends, they spend more time working on
blocking than they do catching the ball. Has the ability to make
the tough catch. Athletic after catch. No hold up on his release.
Good body control in and out of his cuts. Flashes some fake and
cut ability. More fluid than stiff in his movements. Flexible with
good knee bend. Creates space from the defender to get open.
Good awareness of coverages. Can get open versus man to man
or zone. Can catch a ball in a crowd. Good concentration.
For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

John Clay, 2011 NFL Undrafted Free Agent, Running Back

Clay, John Wisconsin 6004 231 4.87
Junior entry. Two-year starter. Downhill between the tackles
runner who lacks finish speed. Plays in a run oriented I-formation
pro style offense where he is featured in short yardage and on
the goal line. Runs with good lower body strength. Good foot
quickness for a big man. Has weighed as much as 260 pounds.
Got down to 231 pounds for the Combine. Runs behind a huge
zone blocking offensive line. An upright runner who follows
and utilizes the blockers. Gains yards after initial hit. Always
going forward. Has more power and leg drive to break tackles.
Not a make you miss type back. Must develop a role on the next
level. Only caught 11 passes in his career.
For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Scott Tolzien, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Quarterback

Tolzien, Scott Wisconsin 6020 209 4.93
Two-year starter who is a smart, play action, competitive
quarterback with good leadership skills. Accurate ball control
passer. Good field vision and poise under game pressure. Does
not panic. Has above average setup quickness. Good body control
to throw on the move. A good ball handler who is tough and can
take a hit. Plays within himself and the offensive scheme. A
reliable manager of the game in cold or bad weather. Consistent
at what he does and plays with confidence. A developmental
player with draftable qualities. 2010 stats: 2459 yds, 72.9%, 16
TDs, 3 INTs. Ball velocity 55 mph
For complete report see Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft

Gabe Carimi, 29th Pick 2011 NFL Draft

Carimi, Gabe Wisconsin 6071 315 5.27


Chicago Bears

Four-year starter who plays on a team that likes to run the ball.
Team captain. Long arms and big hands. Plays in a pre-set
stance when the team throws the ball. A long torso guy (good
trait) who works to keep his hands inside. Will compete. Had a
three hour battle with Eagle first round pick Brandon Graham in
2009. In 2010 he battled Iowa’s Clayborn, Ohio State’s Heyward,
Purdue’s Kerrigan, and JJ Watt every day in practice. Effective
as a run blocker and pass protector. Works to keep his knees
bent. Has the ability to regain body control and balance. Mentally
and physically tough player. Plays with attitude and aggression
while maintaining a good power base. Stays square to shadow
rusher and run them up the field past the quarterback. Gets
depth quickly in pass pro. Will cut off defenders away from
play. Maintains contact with target and works to finish.
For complete report see Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft

J.J. Watt 11th Pick in 2011 NFL Draft

Watt, JJ Wisconsin 6053 290 4.84

Houston Texans

Junior entry. Started every game for the Badgers for 2 years
after transferring from Central Michigan where he played tight
end. Plays the game with great passion and emotion. Quick first
step to penetrate or contain rush. Can set the edge and keep his
outside arm free to make a play. Good bend and flexibility. A
relentless competitor who is the total package of quickness,
agility, and strength. Can stack and shuck a single blocker. Has
the innate strength to split a double team, shed, and make a
tackle for a loss or no gain. Instinctive enough to get in the
throwing lane and bat down passes. He has the vertical jump of
a kangaroo at 37 inches. Plays hard from start to finish. Football
is important to him. Has big and powerful hands to deliver a sixinch
punch. Good use of his active and strong hands. Forces the
quarterback to step up into the pocket when rushing the passer.
For the complete report see Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft.

Castonzo,Solder & Carimi Offensive Tackle Notes 2011 NFL Draft

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years.If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

OT – David Arkin (Missouri State) OSR: 32/49. A-33 7/8”, H-10 ½”. 2
BP, 4.69/SS. Joe Barksdale (LSU) OSR: 18/49. A-36”, H-10”. 29/BP. Clint
Boling (Georgia) OSR: 15/49. A-33 ½”. 28/BP, 31/VJ, 4.64/SS. James
Brewer (Indiana) OSR: 24/49. A-35 ½”, H-10 3/8”. Marcus Cannon (TCU)
OSR: 4/49. A-34”. 33/BP, 1.84/10, 30.5/VJ. Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin)
OSR: 2/49. A-35”, H-10 3/8”. 1.78/10, 31.5/VJ. No shuttle or 3 cone due to
left ankle sprain. James Carpenter (Alabama) OSR: 27/49. A-34”. 1.81/
10. Anthony Castonzo (Boston College) OSR: 5/49. A-34 ½”, H-10 5/8”.
28/BP, 4.40/SS. Josh Davis (Georgia) OSR: 44/49. A-36”, H-11”. Did not
lift as he had shoulder surgery on both shoulders in 2009. Ray Dominguez
(Arkansas) OSR: 39/49. Orlando Franklin (Miami) OSR: 10/49. A-35”,
H-11 1/8”. 26/BP, 1.76/10. Marcus Gilbert (Florida) OSR: 17/49. A-33
½”. 30/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttle due to right hamstring strain
suffered on the 2nd 40 yard dash. Adam Grant (Arizona) OSR: 40/49. A-34”,
H-10 5/8”. Chris Hairston (Clemson) OSR: 10/49. A-35 ¼”. 33/BP, 4.70/
SS. Kyle Hix (Texas) OSR: 21/49. A-34 ¼”, H-10 5/8”. Kevin Hughes (SE
Louisiana) OSR: 43/49. A-34 3/8”. 1.79/10. Ben Ijalana (Villanova) OSR:
DNP. A-36”, H-10 ½”. Did not do bench press or work out due to sports
hernia surgery on 12/28/10. Daniel Kilgore (Appalachian State) OSR: 26/
49. H-10”. 1.75/10, 4.68/SS. Jarriel King (South Carolina) OSR: 3/49. A-
36 3/8”, H-10 ¾”. 1.77/10, 30/VJ. Rich Lapham (Boston College) OSR:
DNP. A-34 ¾”, H-10 1/8”. Medical exclusion – did not do bench press or
work out due to left knee surgery 12/9/10. DeMarcus Love (Arkansas) OSR:
30/49. A-35 ¼”. 27/BP. Derek Newton (Arkansas State) OSR: 23/49. A-33
1/8”. 1.72/10. Mike Person (Montana State) OSR: 19/49. 1.74/10, 4.50/
SS. Jason Pinkston (Pittsburgh) OSR: 37/49. A-34”, H-10 ¼”. Will Rackley
(Lehigh) OSR: DNP. Did not run due to hip flexor. A-33 ¼”, H-10 3/8”. 29/
BP. Jah Reid (Central Florida) OSR: 8/49. A-34 3/8”, H-10 ¼”. 28/BP,
4.65/SS. Derek Sherrod (Mississippi State) OSR: 13/49. A-35 3/8”, H-11”.
4.63/SS. Tyron Smith (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6050, 307. A-36 3/
8”, H-11”. BP/29. Medical exclusion – did not work out due to right meniscus
tear – surgery on 12/17/10. Willie Smith (East Carolina) OSR: 31/49. A-
34 ½”, H-11 ¼”. 30.5/VJ. Nate Solder (Colorado) OSR: 1/49. A-35 ½”.
1.72/10, 32/VJ, 4.34/SS. Danny Watkins (Baylor) OSR: 33/49. A-34 ¼”,
H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 4.62/SS. Lee Ziemba (Auburn) OSR: 41/49. A-34”. 4.65/SS.

Offensive Tackles 2011 Draft

Offensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

OT – David Arkin (Missouri State) OSR: 32/49. A-33 7/8”, H-10 ½”. 25/
BP, 4.69/SS. Joe Barksdale (LSU) OSR: 18/49. A-36”, H-10”. 29/BP. Clint
Boling (Georgia) OSR: 15/49. A-33 ½”. 28/BP, 31/VJ, 4.64/SS. James
Brewer (Indiana) OSR: 24/49. A-35 ½”, H-10 3/8”. Marcus Cannon (TCU)
OSR: 4/49. A-34”. 33/BP, 1.84/10, 30.5/VJ. Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin)
OSR: 2/49. A-35”, H-10 3/8”. 1.78/10, 31.5/VJ. No shuttle or 3 cone due to
left ankle sprain. James Carpenter (Alabama) OSR: 27/49. A-34”. 1.81/
10. Anthony Castonzo (Boston College) OSR: 5/49. A-34 ½”, H-10 5/8”.
28/BP, 4.40/SS. Josh Davis (Georgia) OSR: 44/49. A-36”, H-11”. Did not
lift as he had shoulder surgery on both shoulders in 2009. Ray Dominguez
(Arkansas) OSR: 39/49. Orlando Franklin (Miami) OSR: 10/49. A-35”,
H-11 1/8”. 26/BP, 1.76/10. Marcus Gilbert (Florida) OSR: 17/49. A-33
½”. 30/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttle due to right hamstring strain
suffered on the 2nd 40 yard dash. Adam Grant (Arizona) OSR: 40/49. A-34”,
H-10 5/8”. Chris Hairston (Clemson) OSR: 10/49. A-35 ¼”. 33/BP, 4.70/
SS. Kyle Hix (Texas) OSR: 21/49. A-34 ¼”, H-10 5/8”. Kevin Hughes (SE
Louisiana) OSR: 43/49. A-34 3/8”. 1.79/10. Ben Ijalana (Villanova) OSR:DNP.
A-36”, H-10 ½”. Did not do bench press or work out due to sports
hernia surgery on 12/28/10. Daniel Kilgore (Appalachian State) OSR: 26/
49. H-10”. 1.75/10, 4.68/SS. Jarriel King (South Carolina) OSR: 3/49. A-
36 3/8”, H-10 ¾”. 1.77/10, 30/VJ. Rich Lapham (Boston College) OSR:
DNP. A-34 ¾”, H-10 1/8”. Medical exclusion – did not do bench press or
work out due to left knee surgery 12/9/10. DeMarcus Love (Arkansas) OSR:
30/49. A-35 ¼”. 27/BP. Derek Newton (Arkansas State) OSR: 23/49. A-33
1/8”. 1.72/10. Mike Person (Montana State) OSR: 19/49. 1.74/10, 4.50/
SS. Jason Pinkston (Pittsburgh) OSR: 37/49. A-34”, H-10 ¼”. Will Rackley
(Lehigh) OSR: DNP. Did not run due to hip flexor. A-33 ¼”, H-10 3/8”. 29/
BP. Jah Reid (Central Florida) OSR: 8/49. A-34 3/8”, H-10 ¼”. 28/BP,
4.65/SS. Derek Sherrod (Mississippi State) OSR: 13/49. A-35 3/8”, H-11”.
4.63/SS. Tyron Smith (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6050, 307. A-36 3/
8”, H-11”. BP/29. Medical exclusion – did not work out due to right meniscus
tear – surgery on 12/17/10. Willie Smith (East Carolina) OSR: 31/49. A-
34 ½”, H-11 ¼”. 30.5/VJ. Nate Solder (Colorado) OSR: 1/49. A-35 ½”.
1.72/10, 32/VJ, 4.34/SS. Danny Watkins (Baylor) OSR: 33/49. A-34 ¼”,
H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 4.62/SS. Lee Ziemba (Auburn) OSR: 41/49. A-34”. 4.65/SS.

Da'Quan Bowers and Other Defensive End Notes 2011 Draft

Da'Quan Bowers,Adrian Clayborn,J.J. Watt,Marcell Dareus and others...

Junior Da’Quan Bowers is a big active athlete who plays fast. Light on his
feet after losing 15 pounds. He is disruptive, productive, and sudden in his
play. Adrian Clayborn has explosive lower body strength and good football
awareness. Sudden to spin out of down blocks. JJ Watt plays hard and with
passion. Versatile to match up anywhere along the offensive line. Ryan
Kerrigan is ultra productive with 26 tackles for loss, 14 forced fumbles over
his career, and 12 ½ sacks in 2010. Marcell Dareus is built for power. Good
lower body strength. Can be a 4-3 tackle or a 3-4 end. Locks out and controls
blocker. Cameron Jordan plays in a 3-4 scheme that will serve him well on
the next level. Plays with leverage and good change of direction. Robert
Quinn’s game is speed and quickness. Did not play in 2010 due to violating
NCAA extra benefits rule. Jeremy Beal is an instinctive end who plays well
on his feet. Plays with good outside leverage and is tough to hook. Allen
Bailey has played in both 3 and 4 man front packages. Played lower in
2010. Has a tendency to raise up. Can be turned out and walled off if he loses
knee bend.

Kyle Rudolph and Other Tightend Notes 2011 Draft

Kyle Rudolph,DJ Williams,Lance Kendricks and Luke Stocker 2011 Draft

Junior Kyle Rudolph is projected as the top tight end in the 2011 Draft.
That journey has taken a detour after Rudolph suffered a hamstring injury in
the Pittsburgh game that required surgery. Rehabilitation for tearing the
hamstring off the bone is approximately 6 months. DJ Williams plays well
on his feet. Good effort to block the edge. Snatches the ball in his hands.
Good run after catch ability. Gets open in the short and medium zones.
Lance Kendricks is a move tight end who is a scrappy and effective blocker.
Runs good routes. Cradles and catches the ball in his hands. Luke Stocker is
a position wall off blocker with sure hands. Big target. Fringe speed to
separate from man to man coverage. Weslye Saunders did not play in
2010 due to a ruling by the NCAA on accepting extra benefits. Has talent, but
gave a perfunctory effort in 2009

Nate Solder and Other Offensive Tackle Notes 2011 Draft

Nate Solder,Gabe Carimi,Anthony Costonzo,Tyron Smith,Derek Sherrod

Nate Solder is a long torso, linear tackle with long arms and good feet. Can
sit down and play with good knee bend in pass protection. Derek Sherrod
plays left tackle in a spread offense. A good athlete who plays on his feet.
Locks out with his long arms and controls edge rusher. Junior Tyron Smith
plays right tackle but has left tackle feet. A long armed athlete who plays
with a good base. Shadows a defensive end effortlessly in pass protection.
Works to finish his blocks. Anthony Castonzo is a right tackle only. Smart,
tough, and physical. Can get push on down blocks. Loses his feet in traffic.
Gabe Carimi struggles at times with balance and edge speed. Plays
with heavy feet. Will overextend and go to the ground. A right tackle only.
Castonzo and Carimi will both get a chance to play left tackle.