Tired of Model model?

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(09-03-2019, 01:58 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: I think that those of us who follow drafts closely every year could kind of see those trends in the guys you mentioned. (Well...maybe not Price), but the others all had warning signs.

Ced probably wasn't going to get drafted in the 1st Round. He gave up a decent amount of sacks in college too.

Look at this scouting report:

The senior moved to left tackle for 2014. He got off to a strong start in the early portion of the year before hitting a slump. Versus Ole Miss, Ogbuehi was beaten for one sack and gave up a critical hit on Kenny Hill that helped result in a 75-yard pick six. Against Mississippi State, Ogbuehi had a disappointing game as he allowed three sacks. The outing against Alabama was the third-straight game in which Ogbuehi played poorly. He gave up two sacks and multiple other pressures and hits on his quarterback to the Crimson Tide.


Ogbuehi suffered a common problem in those sacks: He was getting in position perfectly, but couldn't sustain his blocks. The reason for his failures was a lack of strength. Sources said that Ogbuehi was playing with a back injury that prevented him from lifting weights, thus he was lacking strength. After that rough stretch, Ogbuehi finished the year playing better and moved around between right tackle to left tackle.

For the NFL,

Read more: http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2015cogbuehi.php#ixzz5yTvrwBi4

Read more at http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2015cogbuehi.php#xApQUAu5U86kmCs5.99

Yep. I think those that believed Ogbuehi could turn into a great OT thought that adding strength was all he needed to do and was something that could be easily done within a year or two.