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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.The Seahawks won a Super Bowl in part because of great play in the trenches and physical domination of opponents. Adding to that strength would be understandable. [RG Anthony] Bradford is out of contract in 12 months and seems somewhat unlikely to be extended. Drafting a player who can be cost-effective for the next four years would potentially set up your line for the next half-decade[_u], with your two guards on cheap rookie deals for the imminent future.
2. Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon, 6-4, 314, First-Second Round
Folks, I've been scouting college prospects for a quarter-century and I've never seen a guard in person with as imposing a frame as Pregnon, who began his college career at Wyoming and excelled in transfers up to USC and Oregon over the past three years. The highly intense and muscle-laden Pregnon has experience starting at both left and right guard and combines a brawler's mentality with impressive radar, efficiently scooping and securing defenders while on the move.
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