(04-20-2018, 11:23 AM)JaG4LyFe Wrote: IMO, he has the best chance of being an elite LT out of all of the tackles in the draft, a lot of risk though.

(04-20-2018, 11:42 AM)pirkster Wrote: I get a little suspicious when I see this kind of analysis, but in this case I give him benefit of the doubt since he calls it a "persistent" issue.  That suggests he sees this routinely on tape.

Otherwise, when I played and wanted to get advantage on a tricky player - I would sometimes purposefully step with the wrong foot hoping he would overreact, then recover my base and catch him off balance.  Risky if he doesn't bite.

I don't think that's what the player is trying to do here based on the "persistent" comment, but just an example of where we don't always have enough information on a single play.  Sometimes a player will go against convention/coaching when trying to win the one on one battle.  That's a nuance that can be hard to pick up with a small sample size, but it would seem the analyst truly did find a trait or bad habit here.