03-01-2021, 07:48 PM
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TDN - Minnesota Vikings 7 Round Mock
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03-01-2021, 08:06 PM
Not sexy but a couple of nice choices.
Tucker would fill an immediate gap at LG, road grader with adequate pass blocking skills Moehrig can take over for Harris game 1 Wilson has potential, could use a great set of D coaches to take him there If we address DT in FA (Atkins), DE (Lawson), the trenches would have seen a significant upgrade from 20 to 21. That could be the difference between 9,10 wins vs 12 and a top playoff spot
03-01-2021, 08:19 PM
Love Tucker's flexibility.
Wilson could make the draft. FSU took a bunch of really impressive athletes and did a shit job of getting anything out of them. I've got very limited interest in Little. Ill take Franks 10 out of 10 times for my developmental guy. Brown would be a great add.
03-01-2021, 09:22 PM
I don't see Vera Tucker being a great fit for our offensive line scheme. I like Rashawn Slater's feet, arm length and athleticism more as a tackle prospect who could kick inside to guard (ala Cleveland) and to me holds more value. Ditto with Darrisaw.
Moehring likely wont get out of the first round and I'd be surprised to see Marvin Wilson drop that far
03-01-2021, 09:53 PM
Quote: @supafreak84 said:Are you possibly thinking of someone else? He's a great fit for our scheme.
03-02-2021, 01:57 AM
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03-02-2021, 04:12 AM
Little is also starting to get some end of the First Round steam. No way he lasts until the 4th.
03-02-2021, 07:02 AM
Quote: @TBro said:#39 on the new GBN Big Board
03-02-2021, 01:03 PM
PROSPECT SUMMARYAlijah Vera-Tucker has aligned predominantly at left tackle this season for the Trojans offense. He has exceptional athleticism, as evidenced by his balance and body control in his pass set. He is an easy mover who demonstrates his athleticism in the passing game, particularly in his kick slide. He plays with very good competitiveness when he is bull rushed. In the run game, he comes off the ball hard to strike and he excels by getting his body in favorable positions. He’s played this year at left tackle, affording him much more value due to his ability to play that position in a pinch at the next level.
Ideal Role: He is a starting left guard in the NFL. Scheme Fit: A zone blocking scheme would suit this player’s skill set. However, he is athletic enough to adapt to any scheme. FILM EVALUATIONSGames Watched: Stanford (2019), Fresno (2019), Washington (2019), Oregon (2020) Best Game Studied: Fresno (2019) Worst Game Studied: Oregon (2020) Competitive Toughness: He demonstrates his outstanding competitive toughness in a number of ways. When he's physically overmatched on the edge, he uses his athleticism, toughness, and agility to win. He also comes off the ball hard to strike in the run game and competes hard late in games. Balance: He plays with good balance in his kick slide. He does a good job keeping his feet under him when climbing to the second level. He also demonstrates good body control to get his body in winning positions and is rarely on the ground. Anchor Ability: He plays with good level anchor. He has the flexibility, strength, and physical toughness to handle the bull rush while maintaining the depth of the pocket. On the edge at tackle, he handles bull rushers equally as effective. Lateral Mobility: His lateral mobility is excellent. He is an easy mover who gets into his kick slide and effortlessly redirects laterally on a defender's counter. He does a good job getting on moving defenders at the second level, as well. Power at P.O.A.: His power at the point of attack is good overall. He comes off the ball hard to strike and plays with a nasty demeanor on the interior. However, he does have good functional strength paired with his outstanding athleticism which makes him consistently win his reps. Hand Technique: He has instances of “clamping” and getting the hands outside of the frame. He will have to become more sound in this regard, learning to consistently keep the hands inside the frame. He has very good hand quickness to replace when a defender has knocked them down. Football IQ: He has a very good football IQ. He does an outstanding job identifying slants and stunts. He plays with good vision and can identify blitzers coming off the edge. Versatility: This player aligned at left tackle in 2020, showing his true versatility. While his ideal position is still at guard, he has demonstrated the ability to play tackle in a pinch. This will only be looked upon favorably at draft time due to the positional value he brings to the team. Pass Set: He is athletic, smooth, and fluid in his pass set. He easily redirects laterally on a defender's counter move. He has not looked overmatched in the games I've graded that he has played tackle. Flexibility: He has aligned this year at left tackle. However, he is not ideally suited to play this position due to the lack of length. However, his ability to play tackle in a pinch will only help his cause in the eyes of NFL teams this spring. Prospect Comparison: Terron Armstead (2013 NFL Draft, New Orleans Saints) SCOUT GRADESTDN Consensus: 86.38/100 Joe Marino: 87.00/100 Kyle Crabbs: 84.00/100
03-02-2021, 03:28 PM
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