(12-27-2020, 12:28 PM)Gdale_Bengal Wrote: Honestly Creed Humphrey is my favorite OL not named Sewell.

You know you’re good at your job when OU lost 4 starting OL last year and Creed made it an easy tradition. High intellect guy who used to wrestle.

(12-26-2020, 08:46 PM)Synric Wrote: Alot of Penei Sewell Threads but none about just offensive line prospects. The Bengals probably need several new offensive linemen figured we could have a thread discussing the entire class.


I specifically wanted to talk about Alabama's Center Landon Dickerson. He has been the best center in college football in 2020 and was very good in 2019. His draft stock was rising to compete against Wyatt Davis, Creed Humphrey, and Alijah Vera-Tucker as the top IOL. He was hands down the best player on a very talented Alabama Offensive Line. A knee injury has killed his draft rise and there is a high possibility he will be PUPed or miss all of 2021 completely....

Dickerson is still a player the Bengals should consider snagging day 3. He has position versatility at Center/Guard and even has the length and athleticism to step out and play emergency tackle. Not only is Dickerson a great football prospect he is a leader and well respected in the locker room. He is the type that brings a edge and makes everyone around him want to be better.

I would not hate taking Landon Dickerson in the 5th round...and even though I would grimace slightly because of his availability in 2021 I could see teams taking him in the 4th.

(12-30-2020, 10:53 AM)psychdoctor Wrote: What does everyone think of Vera-Tucker LG for USC?

(12-30-2020, 01:03 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: I think my favorite OT after Sewell is Liam Eichenberg. The guy hasn’t allowed a sack since week 5 of 2018 and he’s obviously played against top notch competition being at Notre Dame. The school and recent history of quality lineman is also a major plus in my book. Very high IQ and never bites on stunts, powerful run blocker and great at down field blocking on screens and such.

(12-30-2020, 01:25 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: Thanks. Is it just the two of us? I actually would take him over Slater as an OT.

(12-26-2020, 08:46 PM)Synric Wrote: Alot of Penei Sewell Threads but none about just offensive line prospects. The Bengals probably need several new offensive linemen figured we could have a thread discussing the entire class.


I specifically wanted to talk about Alabama's Center Landon Dickerson. He has been the best center in college football in 2020 and was very good in 2019. His draft stock was rising to compete against Wyatt Davis, Creed Humphrey, and Alijah Vera-Tucker as the top IOL. He was hands down the best player on a very talented Alabama Offensive Line. A knee injury has killed his draft rise and there is a high possibility he will be PUPed or miss all of 2021 completely....

Dickerson is still a player the Bengals should consider snagging day 3. He has position versatility at Center/Guard and even has the length and athleticism to step out and play emergency tackle. Not only is Dickerson a great football prospect he is a leader and well respected in the locker room. He is the type that brings a edge and makes everyone around him want to be better.

I would not hate taking Landon Dickerson in the 5th round...and even though I would grimace slightly because of his availability in 2021 I could see teams taking him in the 4th.

(12-27-2020, 12:49 PM)bfine32 Wrote: An interior Olineman that has intrigued me the last couple of years is Ben Cleveland/OG/UGA.

This is his first year as a starter and he's doing quite well. The guy is also stupid strong.

(12-30-2020, 01:03 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: I think my favorite OT after Sewell is Liam Eichenberg. The guy hasn’t allowed a sack since week 5 of 2018 and he’s obviously played against top notch competition being at Notre Dame. The school and recent history of quality lineman is also a major plus in my book. Very high IQ and never bites on stunts, powerful run blocker and great at down field blocking on screens and such.

(12-30-2020, 01:03 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: I think my favorite OT after Sewell is Liam Eichenberg. The guy hasn’t allowed a sack since week 5 of 2018 and he’s obviously played against top notch competition being at Notre Dame. The school and recent history of quality lineman is also a major plus in my book. Very high IQ and never bites on stunts, powerful run blocker and great at down field blocking on screens and such.

(12-30-2020, 01:51 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: Agree with all that. I’d still go Eichenberg mostly because he played this year and he’s coming from Notre Dame. I think he compares nicely to McGlinchey who was projected as a mid to late first rounder and ended up at 9. I would then look at drafting somebody like Carman or Dickerson in the 2nd to get position flexibility.

(01-12-2021, 07:31 PM)bfine32 Wrote: bfine's got a new favorite:



DANIEL FAALELE: 6'9", 400 lbs.

(01-03-2021, 01:10 PM)bfine32 Wrote: An olineman that is becoming more and more attractive to me as the process continues is Trey Smith. When you read expert reports and they constantly disagree on weakness it generally means their are not many. For instance you will read one that says "heavy footed" then you'll read the next that says "exceptional footwork".

WTS, they all agree on strength and that is powerful with a punch and athletic. I'ved seen a couple that have his name and Quiten Nelson in the same sentence. Smith is a Nelson clone in build and power.