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Hopefully you’re right and I’m wrong, but no one else was slipping over and over. If it didn’t happen so much on film it wouldn’t have bothered me. We’ll see what happens though. Hopefully I’m wrong since I want all of our draft picks to hit. He was just my least favorite player we could’ve taken in that range. Just my opinion. Inb4 someone takes it personal again

Unless every poster on here is either an ex NFL player/GM/ college coach/ D1 player, how does coaching flag make me any less credible than any other poster on this board? Especially trolls like yourself But let’s talk Monroe Freeling.. Yes, he’s big and fast. He’s also very clumsy and uncoordinated. Always falling over himself or getting thrown to the ground by smaller defenders. His drill combine performance confirmed the same thing I saw on film over and over and.. over. Extremely uncoordinated. Giraffe like. He plays smaller than his size. It doesn’t matter what I say though, I’ll just bump this thread in a year or two when I’m correct. If not, you can bump it and I’ll eat my crow. Deal? I was right about XL. I was right about T-mac. Im very confident I’ll be right again. KC, Thieneman, Iheanachor would’ve been better picks at our spot. Continue on with your daily trolling since you have no football knowledge. I’ve never actually seen you make an insightful post before.. 99% of your posts are “got ya” one liners, BY hate(only decent take), or stats/RAS scores you get from other people on X, or scouting reports you read. If not, prove me wrong and actually say something insightful about Freeling without mentioning his RAS, size or potential. Sorry to interrupt your daily trolling, continue on clown. I’m sure you have some one-liners to cook up!

Fair enough. I just don't like the petty insults. I'll do it right back to people if done to me first. I was just stating my opinion. At least I'm on record for not liking the pick. It's not the position, it's the player. I'll gladly eat my crow if I'm wrong. Hopefully I am. Peace! I'm out.

Bye.

And I’ll take my opinion over an uber driver like yourself

And where would he play for us?

It definitely hurts UGA, mainly the depth in the trenches. Why be a backup at UGA for a year or two when you can get paid starter money at another power 5 school? Money talks and a lot of schools have $ to spend, not just Bama, UGA, OSU etc.

Ehh whatever. I'll happily be the contrarian on this pick. Its too positive in here.

Give me a break. UGA has one of the most "gimmicky" offenses i've ever seen since their QB is very limited as a passer. The ball was out immediately on almost every pass. When UGA did the traditional 3 step drop, routes that take longer to develop etc, his pass blocking leaves a lot to be desired if you watch his film closely, which 99% of the posters loving the pick haven't done. That's fine if you haven't watch him play, but the people who have watched him play have the right to their opinion. Its a message board. He didn't go up against any great pass rushers. Average run blocker. There's a lot of unknowns with this kid that makes it a risky selection. He's truly a boom or bust prospect. Everyone on here assumes he's going to reach his ceiling when in reality that rarely happens with "potential" prospects.

No, it’s NIL. Talent is more spread out. UGA still has an elite staff

How does a physical unicorn get skipped over by 4 different GM’s who drafted OT? Usually those players fly up the draft boards in the last few months.. Its because his film in real pass drop situations that actually translates to the NFL leaves a lot to be desired.. Yes, he can be great based off his potential, but that’s all projection. That’s not the player he is now. I remember drafting a WR based off “potential and projection” 2 years ago. How’s he doing?

It’s paid PFF stats, but here’s a video that touches on a lot of it.

The stat is skewed because UGA threw quick screens and 3 step drop passes more than pretty much any other team in the nation. His “true pass block grade” was barely top 30 in the nation.

A raw, inexperienced LT with day 2 caliber film is no guarantee he's going to be a franchise LT. We tried going for the home run when we should've gone for the double instead. (Thinemen, KC, Lemon, McDonald, Rodriguez)

When a 6'7 mountain of a man can't start as a freshman or a sophomore, that's a red flag. Usually there's a reason why.. He played at UGA.. You can argue that their coaching and nutrition program is better than most NFL programs. His technique is a mess. He lunges way too much. Not overly physical. Had a 62 run blocking score vs college competition..His strength is pass blocking, but how often were pass rushers allowed to pin their ears back against that UGA run-heavy offense?? What elite pass rusher did he ever face? His reps vs Kendrick Faulk were underwhelming. It's on YouTube. He had only 113 "true pass blocking" reps, which exclude quick screens and throws under 2 seconds. He was 30th in the nation. But even in those 113 reps, the defender had to be aware of the run much more than they usually would since they were playing UGA. He was hidden by UGA's offense. The more I think about it, I'll be surprised if this kid ever starts a complete 17-game season for us. He has so much to overcome.