Isaac Asiata, G/C from Utah

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I think the fact that he is willing to play C is getting blown out of proportion. This is a draft stock move. If he says he's willing to play C, then teams will consider him for multiple positions on draft day, increasing the odds he gets drafted early. If he says he won't switch, then it hurts his stock, as he doesn't come off as a team first guy.

The biggest question is whether he is smart enough to learn the line calls and be the QB of the OL, recognize disguised blitzes, etc.