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You listed well over 80 players in earlier posts, and this fat unskilled puke who still woulda been there in the fourth fucking round wasn't listed
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NFL scouts comments from Bob McGinn:
5. TYLER SMITH, Tulsa (6-4 ½, 327, 5.04, 1-2): Another third-year sophomore. Started two of four games as a true freshman before redshirting. “Natural left tackle,” said one scout. ”This guy can pull and trap. Great technician. He can bend his knees and move his feet and slide. He was 21 on April 3. At the second level he was totally amazing. About as tough a guy as I saw. I don’t know how Tulsa got him. Only thing I didn’t like: he wants to hurt people. Sometimes when they do that, they get holding penalties (12 in 2021). He just smashes guys down and officials call a hold.” His high school in Fort Worth was small and fielded losing teams, reducing his exposure and college offers. “When you have the toughness he plays with and his makeup, there’s not an offensive line coach that would not want to work with him,” said a second scout. “He might have more upside than all these guys. You’re getting a really good athlete that can play guard or tackle. He’s long (34 arms). He’s a violent player. It’s hard for those guys to fail, but he has to clean up a lot of stuff from a fundamental standpoint. If you moved him to defense you’d be talking about a high-end nose tackle.” Made 21 starts at LT. Wonderlic of 30. “He’s a left tackle but I thought he was a long, long ways away,” said a third scout. “He’s just so out of control and so raw. Just sloppy. The big guy tries but the technique’s way off. He lunges, he’s top-heavy. I don’t see the top athletic ability that some others may see.”
5. TYLER SMITH, Tulsa (6-4 ½, 327, 5.04, 1-2): Another third-year sophomore. Started two of four games as a true freshman before redshirting. “Natural left tackle,” said one scout. ”This guy can pull and trap. Great technician. He can bend his knees and move his feet and slide. He was 21 on April 3. At the second level he was totally amazing. About as tough a guy as I saw. I don’t know how Tulsa got him. Only thing I didn’t like: he wants to hurt people. Sometimes when they do that, they get holding penalties (12 in 2021). He just smashes guys down and officials call a hold.” His high school in Fort Worth was small and fielded losing teams, reducing his exposure and college offers. “When you have the toughness he plays with and his makeup, there’s not an offensive line coach that would not want to work with him,” said a second scout. “He might have more upside than all these guys. You’re getting a really good athlete that can play guard or tackle. He’s long (34 arms). He’s a violent player. It’s hard for those guys to fail, but he has to clean up a lot of stuff from a fundamental standpoint. If you moved him to defense you’d be talking about a high-end nose tackle.” Made 21 starts at LT. Wonderlic of 30. “He’s a left tackle but I thought he was a long, long ways away,” said a third scout. “He’s just so out of control and so raw. Just sloppy. The big guy tries but the technique’s way off. He lunges, he’s top-heavy. I don’t see the top athletic ability that some others may see.”
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I'll go back and dig them all up, but I just posted Kiper's final Big Board TODAY and the guy is 33rd. Maybe you are so dumb that you believe he meant 33rd at his position.
Just admit you don't know shit about him and move on, when you say the stuff you have said so far you just come off as a moron.
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WHO has been saying that?
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You do that. I'll wait.
You ALWAYS homer out on our first pick. Just like the morons on TV
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JFC dude, you really don't read anything do you.
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Yeah, we draft "amazing stories" and leave game changing players like Johnson for other teams
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I didnt homer out on him, in fact I said I wouldnt have drafted him there.
But he went where people were saying he'd probably go and we DO need OL help in a bad way.
I would have preferred the FSU kid and probably would have taken Linderbaum ahead of him too, but this kid does have upside.
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Fucking dig through your posts and quote where this dude is EVER mentioned. Still waiting.
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Tyler Smith OL, TULSA
Height: 6-4, Weight: 324This is one of my favorite picks in this draft. This kid is a mauler who will help them at right tackle right away. He needs a little help in pass protection, but the Cowboys will coach him up. Teams loved him more than analysts and his tape showed you why. This is a really good pick. (Pete Prisco)
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The meter is what I said. 80 plus players mentioned in your posts here this week, and this fat slob fuck wasn't one of them.
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FUCKING READ SHIT or shut the fuck up. Again, just admit you dont read anything on the draft and dont know anything about him (or probably most other picks outside the top-10 or 15
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WTF are you eve talking about?
Dude you are a complete moron sometimes. Either that or just like to troll.
80 plus players I mentioned? I posted player rating stacks after player rating stacks, and the guys in there. And not as a day three pick as you suggest.
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I only read here, and yeah I missed Smith in that wall of text.
Still a piss poor pick.
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You never read shit in that 2022 NFL Draft thread did you?
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your a fucking idiot dude.