2021 NFL Free Agents: Top available at each position

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Even if theres no difference between the LT at 21 vs 2nd round?

I definitely want a LT with one of first two pics, but am not yet convinced it has be at 21.

I would love to get a good edge at 21, then spend a lower round pic or so to move up a bit in the 2nd and get a LT.

But my guess is Ballard moves back from 21 to early 2nd round and grabs a LT while gaining another pic.


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Ojulari and Eichenberg/Radunz would by itself be an epic good draft.

[apballin]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Ojulari and Eichenberg/Radunz would by itself be an epic good draft.

I do like Eichenberg seems like a great fit next to Nelson

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by apballin

I do like Eichenberg seems like a great fit next to Nelson

Tevan Jenkins is a guy I’ve been watching lately. He is just nasty mean. He drove Ossai all the way off the field and into the bench in the Texas game.. He would be so much fun to watch next to Nelson. D-lines would hate to play us. He’s a good technician too.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Tevan Jenkins is a guy I’ve been watching lately. He is just nasty mean. He drove Ossai all the way off the field and into the bench in the Texas game.. He would be so much fun to watch next to Nelson. D-lines would hate to play us. He’s a good technician too.

Teven Jenkins is a mauler who has some tape that's so dominant it's funny at times. The game against Ossai is a great example of that. He just had some reps where he drove him off the screen and into the ground. The two concerns I have with him are that he's a RT for sure IMO, necessitating Smith or Nelson to move to LT, and I think he missed quite a bit of time last year with an injury ge suffered in the Oklahoma game. Maybe I'm wrong and he can handle LT (I've actually had that thought watching his tape at times), but between the position and injury uncertainty, he scares me quite a bit despite absolutely dominant film, quite possibly the most dominant film in this class of any OT not named Rashawn Slater (because when you make Chase Young a non-factor in a game, you win the dominant film contest).

[HoosierinFL]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Teven Jenkins is a mauler who has some tape that's so dominant it's funny at times. The game against Ossai is a great example of that. He just had some reps where he drove him off the screen and into the ground. The two concerns I have with him are that he's a RT for sure IMO, necessitating Smith or Nelson to move to LT, and I think he missed quite a bit of time last year with an injury ge suffered in the Oklahoma game. Maybe I'm wrong and he can handle LT (I've actually had that thought watching his tape at times), but between the position and injury uncertainty, he scares me quite a bit despite absolutely dominant film, quite possibly the most dominant film in this class of any OT not named Rashawn Slater (because when you make Chase Young a non-factor in a game, you win the dominant film contest).

I posted it in the Draft thread, but Brett Kollman just made a video hyping up Jenkins. The idea of putting him next to Nelson and having 2 technically sound mauling/pancaking players on the left side of the line, oh man...

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by HoosierinFL

I posted it in the Draft thread, but Brett Kollman just made a video hyping up Jenkins. The idea of putting him next to Nelson and having 2 technically sound mauling/pancaking players on the left side of the line, oh man...

Brett loves Teven Jenkins, so does the guy he does his podcast with. They were actually where I found out about Jenkins, on their podcast. Highly recommended listen if you like football and the draft.