Sam Cosmi

[gkekoa]

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[gkekoa]

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As impressive as Davis was, I think Cosmi has him beat.

 

[deanpet21]

If Cosmi works out to be our LT this would be huge.

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

If he becames good it will save this class assuming we hit on Davis and Brown

 

[skinsdad62]

he will start in 2022

 

[gkekoa]

I’m with Dad. I think he will compete this season but they will go with Lucas and Moses. Cosmi will take over next season when both are FAs. That is another reason I think this was a smart pick. Losing both tackles or looking to replace both tackles with no in-house replacement is foolish.

Samuel Cosmi, OT, Texas - NFL Draft Player Profile

Experienced, versatile, and athletic, can Texas offensive tackle Samuel Cosmi be a first-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft?

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This is a really good article. I love his versatility this season.

He fell in line where he should have regarding OTs in draft order but I like his upside more than anybody not named Sewell. There isn’t anybody that makes me scream we missed on so I like the pick. It was a need and we got a high upside player that will compete to start day one.

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[skinz2winz]

I’m with Dad. I think he will compete this season but they will go with Lucas and Moses. Cosmi will take over next season when both are FAs. That is another reason I think this was a smart pick. Losing both tackles or looking to replace both tackles with no in-house replacement is foolish.

Samuel Cosmi, OT, Texas - NFL Draft Player Profile

Experienced, versatile, and athletic, can Texas offensive tackle Samuel Cosmi be a first-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft?

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This is a really good article. I love his versatility this season.

He fell in line where he should have regarding OTs in draft order but I like his upside more than anybody not named Sewell. There isn’t anybody that makes me scream we missed on so I like the pick. It was a need and we got a high upside player that will compete to start day one.

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Agreed and the most intriguing pick for me of the draft. Seriously hoping he works out in a big way. Mountain of a man, long arms and decent athleticism. I can picture a future left side with Cosmi and Charles.

 

[skinsdad62]

Agreed and the most intriguing pick for me of the draft. Seriously hoping he works out in a big way. Mountain of a man, long arms and decent athleticism. I can picture a future left side with Cosmi and Charles.

I see them as bookend tackles

 

[skinz2winz]

I see them as bookend tackles

With Flowers back in the fold, where do you see a fit for Charles this year? For them to take Cosmi that high says they like him there over Charles. I believe Charles slides inside.

 

[skinsdad62]

With Flowers back in the fold, where do you see a fit for Charles this year? For them to take Cosmi that high says they like him there over Charles. I believe Charles slides inside.

i believe charles goes to RT

 

[Sharkinva]

This was a solid pick based on the idea that we might need to replace one or both tackles next year AND Scherff is playing on the tag. The more players we have set to step in on the line in 2022 the better... just in case Snyder decides to play it cheap come contract talks next year

 

[Skin'EmAll]

Love the pick!

 

[skinsdad62]

This was a solid pick based on the idea that we might need to replace one or both tackles next year AND Scherff is playing on the tag. The more players we have set to step in on the line in 2022 the better... just in case Snyder decides to play it cheap come contract talks next year

a lot of guys here dont want to pay for BS . 22 draft will be the time to pick up his replacement , right now it wes

 

[Sharkinva]

a lot of guys here dont want to pay for BS . 22 draft will be the time to pick up his replacement , right now it wes

lot of guys never want to pay guys we drafted, but get all goo-goo over other teams free agents.

Its a running theme

 

[gkekoa]

lot of guys never want to pay guys we drafted, but get all goo-goo over other teams free agents.

Its a running theme

We just don’t want to pay 3 million more than the next guy in line for a position that is continually filled by rookies and journeymen quite well.

 

[skinz2winz]

This was a solid pick based on the idea that we might need to replace one or both tackles next year AND Scherff is playing on the tag. The more players we have set to step in on the line in 2022 the better... just in case Snyder decides to play it cheap come contract talks next year.

(Snyder won't be involved in player contract negotiations)

 

[skinsdad62]

lot of guys never want to pay guys we drafted, but get all goo-goo over other teams free agents.

Its a running theme

thats for sure but the most amusing trait is they downgrade him for us but talk him up when coming up with trade proposals

 

[Sharkinva]

thats for sure but the most amusing trait is they downgrade him for us but talk him up when coming up with trade proposals

He aint worth the money, but we should get three 1st, a 3rd and someone's virgin daughter in trade.

 

[skinz2winz]

Washington was looking for a tackle, and it got one of the most athletic ones of the past three decades. He received a relative athletic score of 9.99 out of 10.00, which ranked second among 1,143 players at the position since 1987.

Based on his skillset, experience and production, he'll likely compete for the starting left tackle spot with Saahdiq Charles, Geron Christian Sr. and Cornelius Lucas.

"We're going to put him out at left tackle and see how he does," Rivera said. "That's what he did in college, and he played it very well in college. That's why we think he's a really good pick for us because of what he does. He's going to get an opportunity to compete for us, and we'll see how he does."

 

[gkekoa]

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Washington was looking for a tackle, and it got one of the most athletic ones of the past three decades. He received a relative athletic score of 9.99 out of 10.00, which ranked second among 1,143 players at the position since 1987.

Based on his skillset, experience and production, he'll likely compete for the starting left tackle spot with Saahdiq Charles, Geron Christian Sr. and Cornelius Lucas.

"We're going to put him out at left tackle and see how he does," Rivera said. "That's what he did in college, and he played it very well in college. That's why we think he's a really good pick for us because of what he does. He's going to get an opportunity to compete for us, and we'll see how he does."

To me that is a no-brainer. With his athleticism and strength, the left side is the obvious choice. Even from the little I have seen, he has some obvious fundamental issues but they seem easy to fix up. I can’t believe they did not fix it at Texas TBH, like that back pedal on snap instead of a kick out. He is collapsing the pocket for the end.