(04-14-2022, 09:40 PM)I am Yoda Wrote:

(04-14-2022, 07:36 PM)Jag149 Wrote: I hear you, but cannot fathom how you can be so sure of that. Not a knock just my opinion.  I re watched the Michigan-Georgia game today and watched either Sayler or McClendon handle Hutch by themselves during that butt whooping. Even when Ojbie flushed the Ga QB towards Hutch the guy couldn't close the deal. Sayler is not suppose to be good enough to be a tackle in the NFL so he will face better players....what am I missing?

I just rewatched it, too, based on comments on the board.  Hutch was a non-factor.  Most of the game he was blocked by either McClendon or Salyer one-on-one.  In the first quarter he was blocked one-on-one by a TE.  He came in free twice that I saw.  He could not chase down Stetson Bennett.  Big red flag.

I'm starting to waffle again.  Lol.  Maybe Jags should just choose Neal or Ekwonu at #1  Build Fortress Duval.  Sunshine would be clean in the pocket, breeze blowing through his hair, with no defender within three yards of him.

That is what I saw. I also didn't see the mysterious bend people are talking about as the blocker seemed to always have leverage on him under his pads.  The couple of time he did get loose Stetson just ran away from him. I can't imagine him catching some of the better scramblers in the pros if he can't run down Stetson. If he is the best edge in this class all we need to do is get Salyer or someone like him to block him if we don't take him? The film made me think we need to get the best O-lineman at #1. Get Neal he has played guard and both tackles well over his career. It would give us some leverage over Cam. We don't then we are here next year talking about how much we had to pay him.  Besides, I don't care how fast and good your receivers are they can't get downfield if you can't keep the other guys out long enough.

The D played pretty well last year at times. They were just on the field a lot due to our 3 and outs during the first half of the games.

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