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O-line overhaul-LT, C and RT are still not stable Mock
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(02-14-2018, 03:52 PM)depthchart Wrote: Former NFL GM Charlie Casserly has mocked Mike McGlinchey to the Ravens at pick #16 and he considers him to be a solid Left Tackle prospect.

Casserly was a successful GM and gets knee deep into his mocks for NFL Network. He gets into it and I respect his opinion.

Rare to have a former successful GM do extensive, well thought out mocks, so I give his more weight than say a Kiper/Mcshay/ or Website. 

I don't see the Bengals getting a legit Free Agent to solve the left tackle problem, so to me, we better take the Top prospect in this draft or we likely don't fix it. If another Left Tackle prospect rises to a Top half of the draft caliber guy then I am all for taking whoever that ends up being.

Orlando Brown at the top of round #2 may or may not be possible. He is getting late 1st looks or barely squeaks to the top of the 2nd. I see Orlando as a Lock if we were to get him to be an excellent right tackle. I maybe trade up to low 1st to make sure we get him (from Cleveland pick) but I think different than most which can be good or bad.

Yeah, there are a ton of former personnel guys who do mock drafts.  Some are right, some are wrong.  To me, McGLinchey has too many warts in pass protection to be a top 12 guy.

The other thing, and I don't agree with it, is that I highly doubt the Bengals are even looking at T as a need (other than depth) at this point.

I think they feel that a new line coach along with young 1st and 2nd round picks in Fisher and Ced will suffice for the year.  Not my belief, but I just get that feeling.

Now, if there was a clear cut franchise type LT in this draft, I think they would take a look, but there's not.
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RE: O-line overhaul-LT, C and RT are still not stable Mock - Hammerstripes - 02-14-2018, 05:24 PM

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