Riot report breakdown how generational is Sewell

[LinvilleGorge]

3 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Still think you're wasting Pitts if you ask him to play as an in-line TE.

Virtually all receiving TEs spend a lot of time split out in today's NFL. All the chest thumping about "pro style offenses", but the college game has been the driver of innovation in the game for quite some time now. The modern NFL offense is a lot closer to a "gimmicky" college offense that would've been scoffed at years ago than it is the venerable "pro style offense" of the '80s.

[Mr. Scot]

Whether it should be or not, his age is a big deal. So is his opting out.

It's valid to question how good he could have been with another college season under his belt.

 

[SmartyHurney4]

7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Generational LT talents aren't talked about as possible late top 10 picks. He's a damn good prospect, but no he's not generational.

100%

Talented left tackles usually go top 5, quite often with the first or second pick depending on how many elite QB/DE prospects there are. It's easily the 3rd or arguably 2nd most important position that teams want to solidify.