(07-11-2021, 01:36 PM)Upper Wrote: I prioritize feet first, and then if they have the size that's great (obviously a major simplification). Caldwell had his size thresholds and then if they had the feet that was gravy for him. That's the wrong way to do it, as Cam and Taylor have taught us.

Becton and Little have both the feet and size. Becton has a history of weight and work ethic problems in college so I was, and still am, worried about his longevity. As long as he stays in shape he's going to be a stud though.

Wirfs had major overstepping issues (much like Cam), and in almost every case like that it's because they lack the feet and have to sacrifice technique to protect the edge. As soon as Wirfs posted his absurd testing numbers though it was clear his worries were only technical and that he could get that coached right real quick, which he obviously did.

Wills was the bulletproof one for me. Great everything except that he was a career RT even back to his high school days at my alma mater. Literally all he had to do was make the not difficult switch to LT and he was golden, which he also is.