2022 Offensive Line Class

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

Mangold and Mack did fine at center with short arms. If the tape is good, I wouldn't devalue him too far. Centers in the first aren't common, so he could slip to the 2nd, but I wouldn't expect any further.

Arm length is a great advantage, but more important on the edges.

Athletically he looks fantastic for IOL... But his measurables might be enough to scare most teams away day 1.

 

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Raimann

Panning

Tyler Smith

Green

 

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All the OT's are good but they won't all play tackle.
Daniel Faalele should be on one of these lists.
Tyler Linderbaum is a center who I think should be considered separate from guards. He is only a center but fortunately, he is hands down the most sure-fire Center I've seen in awhile.

I guess since centers aren't important, it doesn't matter?

My players listed in the original post are based on the average ranking from CBS Sports, ESPN, and PFF. If people here think I "missed someone" or want to pound the table for somebody, I am happy to provide a highlight video.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

All the OT's are good but they won't all play tackle.
Daniel Faalele should be on one of these lists.
Tyler Linderbaum is a center who I think should be considered separate from guards. He is only a center but fortunately, he is hands down the most sure-fire Center I've seen in awhile.

I guess since centers aren't important, it doesn't matter?

if he is a sure fire Center. I'll take him!

 

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