Round 6 (199): Chase Roullier

[Ritzarmy]

You guys take yourselves so seriously. I was kidding about Ritz's comment.

I have said all along I wasn't worried about this draft. Clearly they had the full years work of SM before they let him go.

Like you guys but just like me everyone here is no more than an amateur GM.

I am a excellent amateur p@rn star, I mean GM. I predicted Morgan Moses would be the best RT of all-time. Oh wait that was Dean

 

[Sportster 72]

What's your **** name and how'd you do in the shuttlecock?

 

[deanpet21]

Backup OG/C. Cant complain. We don't have a backup center right now.

 

[Caliskinsfan]

 

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[skinsdad62]

Waste of a pick damn 6th round bust

Look he checks off the corn fed country strong white dude box

 

[Caliskinsfan]

Chase Roullier, IOL, Wyoming
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   Interior offensive line may be the most overlooked position in the sport in terms of how much focus the fans have on it. It's obvious you guys don't want jargon at a position that you're going to overlook anyway, so here are some numbers for you.
   
   These are the selections from the first four rounds since 2007 who measured over 6'3.5" to 6'4"-flat with a short shuttle of at least 4.75 seconds and a three-cone of at least 7.75 seconds:
   
   • Ryan Kelly, 18th pick in 2016 draft
   • Alex Mack, 21st pick in 2009 draft
   • Eric Wood, 28th pick in 2009 draft
   • Cody Whitehair, 56th pick in 2016 draft
   • Ali Marpet, 61st pick in 2015 draft
   • Jamon Brown, 72nd pick in 2015 draft
   • Isaac Seumalo, 79th pick in 2016 draft
   • Marshal Yanda, 86th pick in 2007 draft
   • Allen Barbre, 119th pick in 2007 draft
   • J.C. Tretter, 122nd pick in 2013 draft
   • Josh Sitton, 135th pick in 2008 draft
   Agility numbers matter a lot for offensive linemen, even at center. The centers on that list are Kelly, Mack, Wood, Whitehair and Tretter, all players who look to be hits at the moment, though Seumalo did play center in college. Chase Roullier of Wyoming, with experience at both guard and center, has a chance to add himself to that list this year.
   
   Roullier played in Wyoming's pro-style system under Craig Bohls, the same head coach who brought in Carson Wentz to North Dakota State and built that overlooked program into an FCS powerhouse. Roullier is a featured offensive lineman, pulling, folding and overall playing like the Cowboys' Jason Kelce.
   
   In the last two years, Wyoming's top back, Brian Hill, another 2017 draft prospect, rushed for 3,491 yards, including 22 for paydirt in just 2016 alone. Pro Football Focus, a site that grades prospects on on-field production, not combine athleticism, has Roullier ranked as the second-best center in the class.
   
   Lastly, here are all of the offensive linemen in the first four rounds since 2007 who have posted a 4.47-second short shuttle or better:
   
   • Eric Fisher, first pick in 2013 draft
   • Jake Matthews, sixth pick in 2014 draft
   • Taylor Lewan, 11th pick in the 2014 draft
   • Nate Solder, 17th pick in 2011 draft
   • Anthony Castonzo, 22nd pick in 2011 draft
   • Joe Staley, 28th pick in 2007 draft
   • Xavier Su'a-Filo, 33rd pick in the 2014 draft
   • Joel Bitonio, 35th pick in the 2014 draft
   • Jason Spriggs, 48th pick in the 2016 draft
   • Jake Fisher, 53rd pick in the 2015 draft
   • Ryan Kalil, 59th pick in the 2007 draft
   • Mike Pollak, 59th pick in the 2008 draft
   • Samson Stele, 60th pick in the 2007 draft
   • Ali Marpet, 61st pick in the 2015 draft
   • T.J. Lang, 109th pick in the 2009 draft
   Roullier has rare traits, production, experience and played in a pro-style system. "Wyoming" next to his name is going to make him a value for a smart general manager.
   

 

[skinsdad62]

Chase Roullier surrendered only six pressures as a guard in 2015 and eight pressures as a center in 2016.

 

[Krusheasy]

NOTES ON THE SELECTION OF CHASE ROULLIER



· Roullier is the 462nd selection made by the Redskins in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 55th sixth-round selection in that time frame. He is the 81st sixth-round selection by the Redskins all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

· Roullier is the third player from the University of Wyoming selected by the Redskins all-time, joining B Dick Campbell (1951) and C Frank Radella (1955).

· Roullier’s selection snaps a six-decade span in which the Redskins did not select a player from Wyoming.

· Roullier is the sixth player selected by the Redskins with the No. 199 overall selection all-time, joining T John Pehar (1946), B Jim Hefti (1947), B Gill Bocetti (1952), E Bob Johnson (1961) and T Dick Evers (1964).

· With Roullier’s selection, the Redskins have drafted at least one offensive lineman in seven of the last eight drafts dating back to 2010.

· Roullier is the first player selected by the Redskins with a selection acquired in a trade from Minnesota since the team used a pick from the Vikings to select Alfred Morris in the sixth round of the 2012 NFL Draft.

 

[gkekoa]

Wow...two posts prior made me very happy with this pick. Maybe he can solve that last lineman issue for us.

 

[skinsdad62]

Worth a shot. For us

 

[Krusheasy]

i like the idea of having a center with the aptitude of a mechanical engineer

 

[gkekoa]

I will admit to knowing nothing about this guy, but when you put up metrics and see where he compares, you have to be a little excited.