Mike McGlinchey-OT-Denver Broncos

Originally posted by kazak13:

whyy!! we have lineman.. he many not even start this season.. brown, gilliam, and staley are our curret OTs...

we have a need for pass rush/cb/wr! someone who can play right away!

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
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Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
He can play inside this year, can't he?

No. Kyle said he'd compete at RT.

Ah, I thought I heard Robinson or Fitz said he could on KNBR.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Mayock's analysis

9. Mike McGlinchey, T, San Francisco 49ers
He is a flat-backed pile driver in the run game. He's got the work ethic and passion of his cousin Matt Ryan. Heavy hands. When he gets his hands locked on you and anchored down, it's over.

I'm not sure if he can play on the left side, he does have the talent and work ethic to be a premier level right tackle in the NFL IMO.

1. Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame
Standout Traits – Run-Blocking, Pad Level, Hand Usage, Competitive Toughness, Mental Processing

Biggest Question Mark – Range in Pass-Protection (ability to hit set points at various depths), Anchor

McGlinchey demonstrates a high level understanding of the nuances of playing offensive line. From playing with very good pad level and leverage for a player with a 6-8 frame, he is adept at getting his hips underneath and behind blocks, uncoiling, and rooting out 1st level DL in the power run game with elite hand usage and very good length.

McGlinchey is a very cerebral player with very good mental processing. This mostly translates into quickly keying/passing off line games and stunts in pass-protection, and smoothly working combo blocks to the 2nd level, but it is everywhere on his tape and he very rarely makes an incorrect or delayed decision.

His competitive fire is always burning, evident by his relentless effort on a snap to snap basis, taking obvious pride in his craft. My only question is about his range in pass-protection, and his ability to win the half-man relationship without help vs. elite speed-rushers off the edge.

This is a question I have about the vast majority of NFL tackles too, but most get some help throughout games, especially if they are not one of the few truly elite guys (Tyron Smith, Trent Williams, Jason Peters, David Bakhtiari) so I'm not overly concerned.
Most pass-pro reps he wins by being extremely efficient out of his stance

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Mayock's analysis

9. Mike McGlinchey, T, San Francisco 49ers
He is a flat-backed pile driver in the run game. He's got the work ethic and passion of his cousin Matt Ryan. Heavy hands. When he gets his hands locked on you and anchored down, it's over.

I'm not sure if he can play on the left side, he does have the talent and work ethic to be a premier level right tackle in the NFL IMO.

I think he can be an elite RT who can shift over to LT as needed. The question I have is this.... if we dont trade Brown can MM shift inside for a year and play guard?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by jreff22:
Kyzir is coming to town

Let Maiocco's mock draft come true.

https://sports.yahoo.com/49ers-seven-round-nfl-mock-201007820.html