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Originally posted by krizay:
Watching Rachaad White from ASU I couldn't help but notice Dohnovan West opening up alot of those holes he was running through. West has experience at all 3 interior spots. Could be C of future or starting RG for us.
Dohnovan West is a OG prospect in the 2022 draft class. He scored a 6.89 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 379 out of 1215 OG from 1987 to 2022. https://t.co/OYLRglH05k #RAS pic.twitter.com/Hm1dertO12
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) March 28, 2022
Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:
Ryan Van Demark
6'6, 307lbs - UCONN
- Good late Day 3 development prospect
- Long and extremely athletic
- High character team captain
- Swing Tackle candidate, experienced and comfortable in both LT/RT
- Niners were present at his Pro Day (probably for Travis Jones but...doesn't hurt to look at other players.)
.@UConnFootball OT Ryan Van Demark (@Ryan_Van_Demark) had an awesome Pro Day yesterday.
— Eric Galko (@EricGalko) March 24, 2022
Elite 10-yard split and short shuttle, and a great overall workout. Strong career, great #ShrineBowl week, and now a great Pro Day, Van Demark is en route to a 2022 draft pick! pic.twitter.com/qAdhMTeOU9Here's a handful of clips from the 1-on-1 period highlighting @UConnFootball OT Ryan Van Demark (LT, No. 74)
— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) January 30, 2022
6-6, 305 lbs, looked very in control regardless of the size or style of the rusher in front of him. My favorite OL from day one @ShrineBowl pic.twitter.com/WbEPsYoRubWatching LT Ryan Van Demark. Feet and balance stood out at Shrine Bowl. EDGE does a nice job blocking Ryan's left hand here. See how little the pull effects RVD? Playing w/ balance. Not waist bending. He's an athlete. pic.twitter.com/2ARCpQB4tW
— Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) February 7, 2022Connecticut LT Ryan Van Demark. Feet, independent hand usage and using your brain blocking.
— Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) February 7, 2022
Catches w/ left to plate, has right on shoulder, moves feet and not lunging. Removes left after pocket. Alters w/ right, gets left back. No holding. Don't get 15 there. Nice. pic.twitter.com/QPjTKkKVMHRyan Van Demark. Laterally quick. Shoulders square. Comes loaded at POA (like to see more lower body). Had to go see if he played basketball. Nope, volleyball. Close enough! pic.twitter.com/3qXysLAyRT
— Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) February 7, 2022Ryan Van Demark stonewalls Big Kat Bryant pic.twitter.com/zUh7yOmHua
— Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) January 31, 2022UCONN OT Ryan Van Demark is making breakfast. 🥞 🥞 🥞 🥞 pic.twitter.com/BFWpWmc0AU
— Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) February 1, 2022
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
Just saw a mock that had us trading up and grabbing Raimann in mid 2nd. I doubt he falls that far but, that got me thinking about McGlinchy, his future, his contract next year, and honestly The Silverback's age does have to be taken into consideration at some point as well. We know we need a developmental C pronto but what about the idea we may need a RT or god forbid LT in the near future?
Originally posted by NCommand:
Kyle literally said they knew Tomlinson would get paid so they drafted Banks. I could totally see the same approach with T and C next. It would be strange to see but they're always thinking a year out with the draft. That's why they traded up for Trey too.
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Kyle literally said they knew Tomlinson would get paid so they drafted Banks. I could totally see the same approach with T and C next. It would be strange to see but they're always thinking a year out with the draft. That's why they traded up for Trey too.
then I guess they have to hit on the RT prospect. Early there are bunch I like. Raimann's scouting report is hilarious. It reads like a "49ers are stupid if they don't draft him" report.
"Scheme tendencies: Wide zone heavy rushing attack (Shanahan style system)"
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/bernhard-raimann/DOTIweItOc
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
then I guess they have to hit on the RT prospect. Early there are bunch I like. Raimann's scouting report is hilarious. It reads like a "49ers are stupid if they don't draft him" report.
"Scheme tendencies: Wide zone heavy rushing attack (Shanahan style system)"
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/bernhard-raimann/DOTIweItOc
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by krizay:
Watching Rachaad White from ASU I couldn't help but notice Dohnovan West opening up alot of those holes he was running through. West has experience at all 3 interior spots. Could be C of future or starting RG for us.
Dohnovan West is a OG prospect in the 2022 draft class. He scored a 6.89 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 379 out of 1215 OG from 1987 to 2022. https://t.co/OYLRglH05k #RAS pic.twitter.com/Hm1dertO12
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) March 28, 2022
Originally posted by hummbabybear:
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
then I guess they have to hit on the RT prospect. Early there are bunch I like. Raimann's scouting report is hilarious. It reads like a "49ers are stupid if they don't draft him" report.
"Scheme tendencies: Wide zone heavy rushing attack (Shanahan style system)"
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/bernhard-raimann/DOTIweItOc
Only problem is I see some mocks where he is picked in the 20s.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Kyle literally said they knew Tomlinson would get paid so they drafted Banks. I could totally see the same approach with T and C next. It would be strange to see but they're always thinking a year out with the draft. That's why they traded up for Trey too.
then I guess they have to hit on the RT prospect. Early there are bunch I like. Raimann's scouting report is hilarious. It reads like a "49ers are stupid if they don't draft him" report.
"Scheme tendencies: Wide zone heavy rushing attack (Shanahan style system)"
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/bernhard-raimann/DOTIweItOc
Petit-Frere or another guy that seems to fit their style and can play both LT and RT
Originally posted by hummbabybear:
This comment is a concern...
https://www.nfl.com/news/2022-nfl-draft-strongest-position-group-weakest
This tackle group features potential star power in Evan Neal and Ickey Ekwonu, with both Charles Cross and Trevor Penning grabbing 6.4 marks in my grading system, projecting them as good, early starters. I also see Bernhard Raimann as a raw prospect with plenty of upside still to cultivate. But once we draft past those five, it gets shaky real quick. Day 2 and Day 3 depth is below average, with many of the prospects on the wrong side of the line dividing their ceiling from their floor.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by kansasninerfan:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Kyle literally said they knew Tomlinson would get paid so they drafted Banks. I could totally see the same approach with T and C next. It would be strange to see but they're always thinking a year out with the draft. That's why they traded up for Trey too.
then I guess they have to hit on the RT prospect. Early there are bunch I like. Raimann's scouting report is hilarious. It reads like a "49ers are stupid if they don't draft him" report.
"Scheme tendencies: Wide zone heavy rushing attack (Shanahan style system)"
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/bernhard-raimann/DOTIweItOc
Petit-Frere or another guy that seems to fit their style and can play both LT and RT
It's starting to have that feel of T at 61. Still depends on BPA but they typically fall in love with a guy and do whatever they can to draft him, even if a bit overdrafted. T could be just that move as a trade up.