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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...rek-sherrod-the-top-offensive-tackle-prospect
Instead what we have is a more jumbled group of very solid prospects with no clear-cut No. 1 player at this point. The class looks relatively deep, with about 20 to 25 players who are a worthy of a draft selection. But it won’t be until the postseason evaluations and workouts when we’ll finally be able to figure out who the top tackles really are.
With good agility and footwork for his size and great run-blocking skills, Sherrod has basically everything you would look for in a complete offensive tackle prospect. While he may not be elite, he’s shown he has what it takes to be a solid starting tackle in the NFL
Sherrod looks like the only tackle prospect worthy of first-round selection at this time, but that could change depending on how many teams end up looking for a starting tackle early on in the 2011 NFL Draft.
mentioned are
Wisconsin’s Gabe Carimi
Boston College’s Anthony Castonzo
Marcus Cannon of TCU
DeMarcus Love of Arkansas
LSU’s Joseph Barksdale
Colorado’s Nate Solder
Alabama’s James Carpenter
Pittsburgh’s Jason Pinkson
Indiana’s James Brewer
Auburn’s Lee Ziemba
Arizona’s Adam Grant
Florida’s Marcus Gilbert
Clemson’s Chris Hairston
Michigan State’s D.J. Young
a good article on OT's
even tho Hos hates the Bleacher Report
Instead what we have is a more jumbled group of very solid prospects with no clear-cut No. 1 player at this point. The class looks relatively deep, with about 20 to 25 players who are a worthy of a draft selection. But it won’t be until the postseason evaluations and workouts when we’ll finally be able to figure out who the top tackles really are.
With good agility and footwork for his size and great run-blocking skills, Sherrod has basically everything you would look for in a complete offensive tackle prospect. While he may not be elite, he’s shown he has what it takes to be a solid starting tackle in the NFL
Sherrod looks like the only tackle prospect worthy of first-round selection at this time, but that could change depending on how many teams end up looking for a starting tackle early on in the 2011 NFL Draft.
mentioned are
Wisconsin’s Gabe Carimi
Boston College’s Anthony Castonzo
Marcus Cannon of TCU
DeMarcus Love of Arkansas
LSU’s Joseph Barksdale
Colorado’s Nate Solder
Alabama’s James Carpenter
Pittsburgh’s Jason Pinkson
Indiana’s James Brewer
Auburn’s Lee Ziemba
Arizona’s Adam Grant
Florida’s Marcus Gilbert
Clemson’s Chris Hairston
Michigan State’s D.J. Young
a good article on OT's
even tho Hos hates the Bleacher Report

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