Darnell wright mentally soft

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(04-21-2023, 05:22 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: We are going to run a lot more Gap scheme with the addition of Orlando Brown who isn't an athletic, finesse LT like Jonah...

Don't know what you are talking about. Darnell Wright fits us more than about any team in the league early. He plays RT, just what we 
need, he is a power Gap scheme RT, just like we are going to run, he protects the QB extremely well and we need this more than anybody.

Wright at 28 is right where he should go and I haven't even seen him falling out of the first, let alone to Day 3...

Those are great points about Darnell Wright, he's going to be a good Pro likely for a long time.  However, he will likely have a bit of a learning curve before he's up to full force in the NFL.

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/darnell-wright/32005752-4915-3639-216c-bcc7afd9f5d5

Quote:Right tackle prospect who used his size and power to overcome athletic limitations and spotty technique on the collegiate level. The tape can be a little uneven for Wright with poor block finishes followed up by aggressive pancakes. He played with much better body control and footwork in 2022, though. Wright is capable of staying at right tackle at the next level provided he’s given protection help from time to time. While he was often a positional blocker at Tennessee, he’s a very talented drive blocker when allowed to fire out. There will be inconsistent outings, but Wright should develop into a decent starting tackle with the potential to kick inside if necessary.

He seems to translate most to La'el Collins, before the big guy developed the chronic back issues and now knee problems.