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If he was going to do drills maybe his proday would be a little interesting, but he isn't, so it isn't.

The "top" tackles in this draft are really a mediocre bunch, below to barely above the bare minimum in length; injuries; poor competition; raw; and in some cases a combination of multiples.

If there is no obvious choice, then trading back won't provide a stock pile of picks.....everyone knows that the top of this draft is not where you want to be.

I assume you mean Graham....the question becomes does he lose any of his movement skills with more weight?

Me too....it would be such a terrible pick.

It's Tuesday at 4pm EST

I just looked it up, Mason was the outlier....Strange and Thuney were both 6'5 305ish; Mason was 6'1 300

LG - ??? C - Andrews, Strange, Andrews, Brown RG - Onwenu To me the only real question is LG; Center will shake out in preseason; Onwenu should be RG. Will also be interesting to see who Josh wants on the line, typically he has liked bigger guards ... Not the Strange type that they started...

Out of all the guys that tested over the last couple of days, how many injuries were there?

After his measured at the combine you may see his stock drop. He was seen as a 320lb DT that moved like a much lighter one; turns out he is actually just much lighter. On top of that, apparently he just doesn't have the muscle mass that you would expect from a 290lb DT, he looks "soft" and...

I was out on Tet early, but was starting to say we'll maybe, need someone to fill a position that isn't going to get filled this season....maybe he will play better in the NFL than I think.....but no athletic testing by him is a big red flag for me.

Don't love the lack of agility testing.

One of the radio shows guaranteed this would happen, that he would be "ahead of schedule" at the combine.

Can you believe people are saying that QB should be drafted high? Some GM is going to lose his job over that pick.

This is why you don't bother getting excited about free agents until the actual window opens.

You like all the YAC he got on the first play....you know the one where the CB fell down.

Which of course is the best number to keep people engaged.....32 1/2 he is a guard; 33+ he is a tackle; 32 7/8?????? HMMMMMM

I posted a potential reason why a guy who has been adamant about playing on both sides of the ball would go to the combine as a CB, the answer could be do to the schedule at the event. I don't have the graphic handy, but here is the post. Carter & Hunter gone by 4# Trade down? mod edit:

Anything coming out of prodays always seems to be slanted in the player's favor....ie their 40s are faster....the Senior Bowl is a constant, and theoretically unbiased.

Perhaps, but I'll believe the numbers out of the Senior Bowl before any proday numbers.