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big praise
i will never, but....
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I will never compare anyone to Quenton Nelson, ever. <br><br>But, this highlight tape... <a href="https://t.co/nFbbsXUUZ5">https://t.co/nFbbsXUUZ5</a></p>— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) <a href="https://twitter.com/PeteSampson_/status/1075195637220679680?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 19, 2018</a></blockquote>
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How is his competition? Because he looks like he has super hero strength. Seemed like every guy he touched hit the ground.
How is his competition? Because he looks like he has super hero strength. Seemed like every guy he touched hit the ground.
Same question I have.
I do like his nasty streak though.
First off -- his whole offensive line looks to be big AND good...especially for the level they compete.
Second -- compete at center? Kid looks to have the quickest feet of any offensive lineman I've seen in this class. (To be fair, I'm a few or more beers in, but he looks as quick as a hiccup.) He can compete at any spot he wants. He might be the best offensive lineman in this entire class. (Not our class, the nation.)
I only said OC because that’s probably where he can get on the field fastest. It’s been said since his commitment he’d be given that opportunity.
I loved the film, but I think he is still going to need a year in the weight room. I think he projects best at guard because he has quick feet but looks much more comfortable with a quick set like Q than a traditional drop set. That is fine, but he probably needs to put on more mass and muscle before he will be able to stand his ground against bigger guys and blitzing linebackers who are the size of some of the d-linemen he played in HS. It also seems like his HS offense is much more of a pin and pull scheme with little to no zone concepts, so just getting zone blocking down might take some time. Overall I think he looks good and has a huge upside, but I just don't see him being in any rotations next year.
Oh, I know. You're not wrong, but just...holy hell is the kid better than probably just being a center.
Your center has to be smart, sure, but they spend most their time either down blocking or base blocking. Zeke seems far too talented to remain there for his entire career, unless he's just destined to be a first round center.
4. OL. Zeke Correll, Cincinnati (Ohio) Anderson- Correll worked out at guard and center and looked very good. He’s very well put together and has zero bad weight on him. He’s a strong kid who plays with advanced technique, competes very hard and has just right amount of nastiness to excel in the trenches. The Notre Dame signee is rated the No. 119 prospect nationally in the 247Sports Composite.
This could be the starting center next year. Keep the other four guys exactly where they are for continuity, unless one of the young guys can pass Kraemer at guard.
I think they need to start over. There is no reason Hainsey should be at tackle given what he has shown the last two years. Move him inside and find a spot. Banks played well enough to earn a spot at guard. Every other position should be 100% up for grabs. They need to find a way to upgrade the two tackle positions.
I think they need to start over. There is no reason Hainsey should be at tackle given what he has shown the last two years. Move him inside and find a spot. Banks played well enough to earn a spot at guard. Every other position should be 100% up for grabs. They need to find a way to upgrade the two tackle positions.
I wish we could get more athletic at Tackle, idk who that would be but neither Hainsey or Eich are special
Maybe the kid from California, or Lugg although they like him at guard it seems.
Patterson I think? Idk Eich seems better suited at RT than LT, I know that they like Hainsey and he was banged up most of the year, but idk.