Isaiah Wynn - Can he succeed at OT?

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(02-01-2018, 03:15 PM)3wt Wrote: This.   He looked dominant at OG in the Senior Bowl practices.    I think he's pushed himself into the bottom of the first.

And here's an interesting thing.   Clint Boling did well in his few games at LT.   Take a look at Drew Boylhart's assessment of Boling in the Huddle Report's draft publication the year Boling came out (2011).  Specifically read paragraph 3.

 http://www.thehuddlereport.com/archive/2011profiles/Clint.Boling.htm 

He felt like Boling would be better placed at tackle.   He also wondered why Geno was not given more playing time at Georgia the previous year (2010)

 http://www.thehuddlereport.com/archive/2010profiles/Geno.Atkins.htm

So maybe we permanently move Boling to LT and take two of the many quality interior linemen in this draft?
 

Never heard of Drew Boylhart TBH.
But it's hard to take much in his assessment given he essentially dogs Boling when it comes to playing guard. Boling has been a pretty solid guard in the NFL.

With that said, Boling did just OK at LT at the end of the season.
In the Lions game, Boling had a PFF score of 39.9. https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-refocused-cincinnati-bengals-26-detroit-lions-17
I don't pay for PFF to see individual game scores, but Boling was not listed as a top 5 performer for the Bengals, so he had a score lower than 81.9.
I assume he was better than 39.9 since he wasn't listed in performances of note (like he was for the Lions game), but to what degree I am not sure.
But maybe Boling could be a quality LT once he has a full offseason to prepare for that.