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included my notes to myself..sparq really matters for olinemen so these rankings will be moved around after combine/pro day numbers CH stands for character give players a + or - rating ACA stands for academic
. Andrus Peat LT Stanford LT 6’7 320 long arms noticeable difference power in run vs. pass
Brandon Scherff OT/G 6’5 310 Iowa very strong lacks quickness to be elite lt..all pro guard
Lael Collins OT/G 6'5 315 LSU lacks bend at guard. loses power in punch maturity/wonderlic?
TJ Clemmings OT Pittsburgh 6’5 310 RT/LT physical and fast plays rt but could easily play left..raw shades of Jason Smith player
Ereck Flowers OT Miami 6’6 325 powerful with enough quickness to play LT
Jake Fisher OT Oregon 6’6 300 RT really nice player..combative light feet
AJ Cann G Auburn l CH++ lacks elite power/quickness passes the eyeball test nice
Cameron Erving C/G/OT Florida 6’6 300 5 games in career at center?
Ty Sambrailo Colorado St T/G 6’6 315 LT elite athlete lacks upper body strength great job of sliding picking up blitzers/2nd
Josue Matias G Florida St solid vs. run/pass
Reese Dismukes C 6’2 295 CH+++mister smooth..does everthing well day 1 starter
Laken Tomlinson G Duke 6'3 323 CH+++ long arms very good in pass pro solid vs. run but not a road grader and avg in 2nd level
Cedric Ogbuehi OT Texas A&M 6’5 300 LT lacks power/weak hands athletic quick drop in pass pro recent ACL injury maybe ready by training camp
Hroniss Grasu C Oregon Ch+++ injured senior season better in pass pro
Arie Kouandjio G Alabama 6’5 320 CH++ ACA econ major powerful player does a solid job in pass pro lacks some flexibility knee injuries a concern
. Tre' Jackson G 6’4 325 lacks quickness strong vs. run
weight lifter productive voted top olineman at senior bowl
Daryl Williams OT Oklahoma 6’5 334 RT not as bulky but similar to Loadholt
Jamil Douglas G Arizona St 6’4 307 CH+++ ACA leadership 1st team Pac 10 at LT…athletic plays angry Douglas is a long-time reliable starter, a ridiculous physical specimen who can power clean 385 pounds, squat 565, run a sub-5 second forty, and has a body fat measurement in the teens
Max Garcia C/G/OT Florida 6’4 300 CH+++ senior bowl 2nd team SEC at center as a senior very light feet/long arms functional strength to hold poa
Austin Shepherd OT/G 6’4 1/2 324 Alabama ch+++ ACA senior bowl RT 2nd SEC very solid in pass pro and enough functional speed/coordination to be solid on 2nd level
Andy Gallik C Boston College 6’2 300 bulldog type of player good quickness
John Miller G Louisville 6’3 315 great shrine week/game falls off blocks/slightly stiff but a player
Jarvis Harrison G Texas A&M 6’4 344 CH+++ “most athletic linemen on team” played lt very powerful almost 34 arms and 10 inch hands
Donovan Smith Penn State 606 341 10 1/2 solid senior bowl rt only
Rob Havenstein OT Wisconsin 6’7 330 CH+++ massive rt with quick feet will knock you down 33 5/8 arms
Robert Myers OG/OT Tennesee St 6’5 329 Senior bowl invite raw but very athletic 34 arms
Ali Marpet OT/G Hobart 6’4 307 D3 kid smart CH+++ nice athlete hard punch showed he belongs at senior bowl
. Andrus Peat LT Stanford LT 6’7 320 long arms noticeable difference power in run vs. pass
Brandon Scherff OT/G 6’5 310 Iowa very strong lacks quickness to be elite lt..all pro guard
Lael Collins OT/G 6'5 315 LSU lacks bend at guard. loses power in punch maturity/wonderlic?
TJ Clemmings OT Pittsburgh 6’5 310 RT/LT physical and fast plays rt but could easily play left..raw shades of Jason Smith player
Ereck Flowers OT Miami 6’6 325 powerful with enough quickness to play LT
Jake Fisher OT Oregon 6’6 300 RT really nice player..combative light feet
AJ Cann G Auburn l CH++ lacks elite power/quickness passes the eyeball test nice
Cameron Erving C/G/OT Florida 6’6 300 5 games in career at center?
Ty Sambrailo Colorado St T/G 6’6 315 LT elite athlete lacks upper body strength great job of sliding picking up blitzers/2nd
Josue Matias G Florida St solid vs. run/pass
Reese Dismukes C 6’2 295 CH+++mister smooth..does everthing well day 1 starter
Laken Tomlinson G Duke 6'3 323 CH+++ long arms very good in pass pro solid vs. run but not a road grader and avg in 2nd level
Cedric Ogbuehi OT Texas A&M 6’5 300 LT lacks power/weak hands athletic quick drop in pass pro recent ACL injury maybe ready by training camp
Hroniss Grasu C Oregon Ch+++ injured senior season better in pass pro
Arie Kouandjio G Alabama 6’5 320 CH++ ACA econ major powerful player does a solid job in pass pro lacks some flexibility knee injuries a concern
. Tre' Jackson G 6’4 325 lacks quickness strong vs. run
weight lifter productive voted top olineman at senior bowl
Daryl Williams OT Oklahoma 6’5 334 RT not as bulky but similar to Loadholt
Jamil Douglas G Arizona St 6’4 307 CH+++ ACA leadership 1st team Pac 10 at LT…athletic plays angry Douglas is a long-time reliable starter, a ridiculous physical specimen who can power clean 385 pounds, squat 565, run a sub-5 second forty, and has a body fat measurement in the teens
Max Garcia C/G/OT Florida 6’4 300 CH+++ senior bowl 2nd team SEC at center as a senior very light feet/long arms functional strength to hold poa
Austin Shepherd OT/G 6’4 1/2 324 Alabama ch+++ ACA senior bowl RT 2nd SEC very solid in pass pro and enough functional speed/coordination to be solid on 2nd level
Andy Gallik C Boston College 6’2 300 bulldog type of player good quickness
John Miller G Louisville 6’3 315 great shrine week/game falls off blocks/slightly stiff but a player
Jarvis Harrison G Texas A&M 6’4 344 CH+++ “most athletic linemen on team” played lt very powerful almost 34 arms and 10 inch hands
Donovan Smith Penn State 606 341 10 1/2 solid senior bowl rt only
Rob Havenstein OT Wisconsin 6’7 330 CH+++ massive rt with quick feet will knock you down 33 5/8 arms
Robert Myers OG/OT Tennesee St 6’5 329 Senior bowl invite raw but very athletic 34 arms
Ali Marpet OT/G Hobart 6’4 307 D3 kid smart CH+++ nice athlete hard punch showed he belongs at senior bowl
