(03-02-2022, 09:57 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(02-22-2022, 06:51 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Garrett has more upside but Butler seems more polished. He had a lot more snaps with one less game notched on his belt. They're pretty evenly matched and it'll probably come down to the interview, scheme fit and strength training that separates them on somebody's draft board. Really don't think you could go wrong either way but I like Butler just a hair more because I think he has a better leverage game but he still needs to learn how to shed blocks a bit more. 

Next up: Jeremy Ruckert - TE Vs. Cade Otton - TE

I take Butler over Garrett and Otton over Ruckert.

Next up:  Tyler Smith vs. Nicholas Petit-Frere

I think Tyler Snith is a guy the Jaguars will target depending on how free agency and the first 2-3 rounds of the draft go.

Watching Daniel Jeremiah (?) or whatever NFLN talking head talk about him, he's like a poor man's Mike Iupati, who was a dominant college lineman who went to San Francisco while Baalke was there (2010).  Iupati had issues with hand placement (too wide) that led to holding penalties.  Davis had some 11 holding penalties last year for Tulsa, but watching him, he played with a lot of power and had decent athleticism for his size.  It's not like he was getting whipped at the point of attack and lunged to desperately grab a guy barrelling towards his QB.

I could easily see Baalke trying to replicate the Iupati pick with this guy, and I think I might like that.

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