Tim McGee's great idea

[BobJones4980]

(04-15-2021, 06:16 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Darren Waller ran a 4.44 forty?

I have heard that comparison and Waller is damn good now, took a few years but he is.

Of course I am down with what you say here, we need interior OL help more than OT help at the moment.

I just like the thought of Sewell mauling at Guard as a rookie if Jonah and Reiff are healthy and playing well on the outside.

Plus if either got hurt Sewell could kick out.

Waller at the Combine : 

6'6 238 pounds
4.46 40 time
12 Bench
37 Vertical Jump


Pitts at Pro Day : 

6'6 245 pounds
4.44 40 time
22 Bench
33.5 Vertical Jump

Like I said pretty similar guys, Pitts has a couple pounds on him and seems to be a stronger guy putting up 10 more bench presses than Waller but Waller has Pitts beat on the Vert by a good bit. Throw on top of that the fact that Wallers 40 time was officially timed at the combine while Pitts was at his pro day with an unofficial time. Although I don't  think that Pitts will take the time to get adjusted that Waller did, Waller came out as a WR and had to adjust. Also Waller had some substance abuse problems early in his career if I'm not mistaken.

As for taking Sewell, I got 0 problem with that if it falls that way, same with Pitts actually but I just prefer to grab Chase and then grab the best combination of OT and OG in the next couple rounds. I think Pollack adds alot to the line and we got 2 starting tackles and really need to work on the interior. I just like the Oline depth in the draft better than the depth for the type of WR we need this year. Again im happy with any of the 3 guys being talked about though.