jterrell
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The Realist;3822265 said:Why would you want both and where do you play them?
I think Sherrod is a day 1 RT. He is big and will get bigger. He can really run block. I watched the practices yesterday and they consistently ended up running behind Sherrod even when the play started to the left side away from him.
I'd play Carimi at RG instead of Bigg Davis. Carimi did look really good to me last night on tape. Playing LT next to his Wisc buddy he was very stout. He didn't look quite as good in one on one drills but they play the game in a front and he was really good there. I'd still like both players because they looked dang good to me. They were the two guys I'd want. I wasn't as big a fan of the Arkansas OL who looked a bit more stiff and out of shape.
I wouldn't rank Solder 1 right now. He has the boom or bust thing going. NFL defenders are insanely strong and I just don't see that guy stuffing bull rushes.
My OT ranking.
1) Sherrod -- highest upside (312 with lean build and massive wingspan) and ability to play either OT spot imho
2) Costanzo -- monster with best collegiate coaching so NFL ready day 1.
3) Carimi -- Big guy with good technique but overall build limits upside imho.
4) Solder -- Hear the Boselli comparisons but that's like saying Ron Dayne could have been Jim Brown. Solder doesn't approach Boselli's raw strength imho.
I really think we win 4 more games last year if we had a decent right side of the OL. Bigg and Columbo weren't below average... they were terrible. In any series of 4 plays it seemed at least one of the two would whiff on a block making it next to impossible to continue drives.