DIAMOND/GEM/SLEEPER

Kayode Awosika - OG

Played RT and LT as a 4 year starter for Buffalo. Twice a team captain. The whole O line only allowed 9 sacks over the last 2 years. One of the highest YPC. Buffalo had one of PFF's mostly highly rated offensive lines the last 2 years. RB Jaret Patterson just put up 1000 yards in 6 games running behind this unit, and Awosika was a big part of that. LT/RT versatility adds to his value, but he's a guard in the NFL. I think starting caliber RG after 1 year. Shows some elite run blocking skills. Very good at turning defenders from the action and finishing blocks. Hard to shed him. Movement backpedaling as a tackle is a bit stiff and upright, but to the sideline or vertically he looks very natural. Should really shine as a guard in a power zone blocking scheme.

Originally posted by boomer49er:
Tony Fields II.

3 down player who I think would end up as our starting WILL a lot faster than you'd guess for a guy we could get in the 4th.

Originally posted by boomer49er:

Yes give me Fields!!!

Originally posted by scooterhd:
Kayode Awosika - OG

Played RT and LT as a 4 year starter for Buffalo. Twice a team captain. The whole O line only allowed 9 sacks over the last 2 years. One of the highest YPC. Buffalo had one of PFF's mostly highly rated offensive lines the last 2 years. RB Jaret Patterson just put up 1000 yards in 6 games running behind this unit, and Awosika was a big part of that. LT/RT versatility adds to his value, but he's a guard in the NFL. I think starting caliber RG after 1 year. Shows some elite run blocking skills. Very good at turning defenders from the action and finishing blocks. Hard to shed him. Movement backpedaling as a tackle is a bit stiff and upright, but to the sideline or vertically he looks very natural. Should really shine as a guard in a power zone blocking scheme.

Buffalo had some ridiculous games running the ball last year right behind him

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:

Originally posted by scooterhd:
Kayode Awosika - OG

Played RT and LT as a 4 year starter for Buffalo. Twice a team captain. The whole O line only allowed 9 sacks over the last 2 years. One of the highest YPC. Buffalo had one of PFF's mostly highly rated offensive lines the last 2 years. RB Jaret Patterson just put up 1000 yards in 6 games running behind this unit, and Awosika was a big part of that. LT/RT versatility adds to his value, but he's a guard in the NFL. I think starting caliber RG after 1 year. Shows some elite run blocking skills. Very good at turning defenders from the action and finishing blocks. Hard to shed him. Movement backpedaling as a tackle is a bit stiff and upright, but to the sideline or vertically he looks very natural. Should really shine as a guard in a power zone blocking scheme.

Buffalo had some ridiculous games running the ball last year right behind him

He's a lot higher on teams draft boards than the media does. He's a perfect fit for KS's offense that could be had in the later rounds.

Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:

Originally posted by scooterhd:
Kayode Awosika - OG

Played RT and LT as a 4 year starter for Buffalo. Twice a team captain. The whole O line only allowed 9 sacks over the last 2 years. One of the highest YPC. Buffalo had one of PFF's mostly highly rated offensive lines the last 2 years. RB Jaret Patterson just put up 1000 yards in 6 games running behind this unit, and Awosika was a big part of that. LT/RT versatility adds to his value, but he's a guard in the NFL. I think starting caliber RG after 1 year. Shows some elite run blocking skills. Very good at turning defenders from the action and finishing blocks. Hard to shed him. Movement backpedaling as a tackle is a bit stiff and upright, but to the sideline or vertically he looks very natural. Should really shine as a guard in a power zone blocking scheme.

Buffalo had some ridiculous games running the ball last year right behind him

He's a lot higher on teams draft boards than the media does. He's a perfect fit for KS's offense that could be had in the later rounds.

I see what you mean by stiff in PP. From the film I've watched he would get eaten alive by NFL speed rushers if he stays at tackle. You are correct with the NFL guard projection.

Joshuah Bledsoe S Missouri

Slot safetie for nickle role, some single high safety experience but works well against 11 personnel.

Super sleeper Sammie Reyes

Originally posted by jimrat:
Super sleeper Sammie Reyes

Not sure how his route running is but he looks like he could be an explosive pass rusher. Have Bosa teach him some pass rush moves and let him hunt.

Any RGs out there?

is Aidan Hutchinson coming out this year?

Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:

Originally posted by jimrat:
Super sleeper Sammie Reyes

Not sure how his route running is but he looks like he could be an explosive pass rusher. Have Bosa teach him some pass rush moves and let him hunt.

I posted this on the previous page, but here are his numbers :

Samis Reyes, TE
Ht: 6053
Wt: 260lbs
40: 4.65
Vert: 40"
Broad: 125"
Bench: 31

Originally posted by 9moon:
is Aidan Hutchinson coming out this year?

No

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:

Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:

Originally posted by jimrat:
Super sleeper Sammie Reyes

Not sure how his route running is but he looks like he could be an explosive pass rusher. Have Bosa teach him some pass rush moves and let him hunt.

I posted this on the previous page, but here are his numbers :

Samis Reyes, TE
Ht: 6053
Wt: 260lbs
40: 4.65
Vert: 40"
Broad: 125"
Bench: 31

looks explosive