Mike Mayock's Top 5 Offensive Tackles

[Encore]

On NFL Network Total Access -- Mike Mayock giving his top 5 OTs.

He said that this is the weaknest postion in the whole draft on both sides of the ball. To start to the year it was suppose to be among the top postions at the end of the season, but for some reason it was a bad season for OT's.

Rankings -

1. D'Brick
2 Winston Justice
3. Eric Winston
4. Daryn Colledge (3-4th round he said)
5. Rashad Butler - Could be a great LT in the NFL Mike said.

No mention of Marcus Mcneil.

 

[jbsg02]

or jon scott

 

[ddh33]

Isn't Butler a product of Virginia? Never overlook those Parcells ties...

 

[Encore]

Isn't Butler a product of Virginia? Never overlook those Parcells ties...

He was listed as Miami player.

 

[Clove]

Each one of those all world tackles looked bad in the Senior bad. Real bad...

 

[Qwickdraw]

Amazing how a couple idle months and some hype can change the rankings of guys who haven't played a down since their original ranking.
I still believe Scott and McNeill are among the best in the draft. They produced in games and that's where it counts.

 

[RCowboyFan]

Amazing how a couple idle months and some hype can change the rankings of guys who haven't played a down since their original ranking.
I still believe Scott and McNeill are among the best in the draft. They produced in games and that's where it counts.

Maybe its the games I saw, McNeill seemed way overrated. The guy got pushed around by Texas Tech guys, who I don't think are that great. Now 90% of the time he held up, but I expected a dominating tackle not a guy, who can be dominated at times. I just don't see McNeill as a top tackle.

Even Brick, I see as being pretty week in Run Blocking, he doesn't have the size to be a dominating Tackle yet. Even in Pass blocking, I expect him to have major problems pass blocking, against Bull Rushers. Once he puts on weight and works on his strength, maybe he will be dominating tackle, since he does have great feet, seems like

 

[ghst187]

On NFL Network Total Access -- Mike Mayock giving his top 5 OTs.

He said that this is the weaknest postion in the whole draft on both sides of the ball. To start to the year it was suppose to be among the top postions at the end of the season, but for some reason it was a bad season for OT's.
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That's nuts IMO. QB is horribly weak, MAYBE 3 QBs that will eventually start in the NFL at best, I'd say there are less than 5 WR's in this draft worth much. There aren't a lot of RBs either. I think the worst position in the draft is by far CB. Jimmy Williams, Youghboty, and Huff aren't very good CBs at all. Huff is a great safety and can play some CB but Williams and Youghboty just got roasted time and time again when I saw them play and I saw a lot of them. I don't think the draft is very deep along the DL either.
Draft is deepest at:
LB, S, and OL.

 

[ddh33]

He was listed as Miami player.

My mistake. I had him mixed up with Brad Butler, who did play at Virginia.