Tackles in the Draft

RingoCStarrQB wrote:Greg Robinson is the crown jewel of the class, with extraordinary physical ability and potential. Jake Matthews isn't flashy, but he displays a technically sound game that should make him a perennial [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]er early in his career.
1. Greg Robinson, Auburn
It's rare to find big, athletic offensive tackles who excel at mauling defenders in the run game, yet display the balance and body control to dance with shifty rushers on the edges.
2. Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
A technical marvel with a solid overall game. He's not an elite athlete, but Matthews' experience on both sides of the line makes him a hot commodity in draft rooms around the league.
3. Taylor Lewan, Michigan
Athletic edge blocker with a gritty demeanor. Still mastering the nuances of the position, but he should continue the Wolverines' long tradition of producing elite offensive tackles.
4. Zack Martin, Notre Dame
After surprising scouts with his athleticism and body control at the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], Martin is poised to enter the NFL projected as a left tackle. If he fails on the outside, scouts believe he could be a [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]-caliber offensive guard.
5. Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama
Kouandijo didn't play up to expectations in 2013, but scouts see a big-bodied mauler with the strength and power to dominate in the run game