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So is this our Day 3 general thread then?

Good article, but they've got the acronym wrong I'm afraid, it's the Rhule Against Slowness score.

You mean Predator, right?

Bearing in mind McKitty was taken in the 3rd round, NFL teams clearly value the TE position.

Honestly I think it's relief. I can't imagine they expected such a run on OTs to happen when they traded down from #39.

Who lacks athleticism and has shaky hands?

My board; whoever's still available with a score over 8 on the Rhule Against Slowness board.

That's my thinking - I wouldn't be surprised if we have two high 4th round picks tomorrow and call it a night.

Oh of course. I watched the cut-up of him v. Boston College and the dude just wasn't targeted. Blocked a few guys into oblivion though. Obviously had to go and find out whether he had a highlights tape of him catching the ball and, yep. Shows strong hands - so it must just have been a bad QB / stacked TE room thing 'cos he can play.

No, but he's a zone OL and that's what we're looking for. Some of the unathletic monsters people are listing wouldn't fit the system.

Look at my avatar. Tremble has more potential than Jordan and plays with way more fire. I do like Yeboah a pure receiving TE though. McKitty did jack poo at two colleges.

His hands are fine:

I mean fug it, with how quickly we get the ball out, if Christensen just has to be serviceable at LT for it to work.

Trey Smith is still available, right?

How often were Armah, Thomas and Manhertz on the field? Right now he's TE2, but already a better blocker than Arnold so I suspect he'll be in a lot on obvious running downs. Arnold is your redzone TE though.

They get a height / weight / speed project and so did we.

He's also clearly absolutely another attitude pick. It's absolutely a theme. Horn plays with a chip, but is all business. I saw Marshall block a kid off the screen in the one game cut-up I've watched of him so far. Plus the whole 'high character' team guy report thing that was posted about him. Christensen is a Mormon, so I assume he's good people. Tremble wants to block guys into oblivion. Rhule (and Fitterer) are clearly looking to build an athletic, physical and competitive football team. It's refreshing.

I was making a joke.

For what it's worth having watched his cut-ups against Boston College I like him more than Brevin Jordan already.

He's a little small for my liking, but clearly very explosive and brings it when he blocks. Can't hate the pick, there's definitely upside here.

I mean are there any QBs left?!

Remember when that kicker was a total bust? Delicious.

Honestly - athleticism and character are what Rhule is looking for.

Pretty sure you just copy and paste it.

That horse bolted when we traded down from #39. Pretty much every OT was picked. I know very little about this guy, but the first tape I watched (against Miss St) had me intrigued. He's another exceptional athlete relative to his position - sensing a theme here for Rhule.