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TitanMark said:
As I have stated before this is BS. The Titans before last draft had selected 1 Guard on the 1st round. ONE Now 2. He’ll, they’ve only taken 5 O linemen in the 1st round.

Guard in the 1st round isn’t what the Titans do.
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Check your math. When you draft a tackle in the first round who doesn't make it through training camp that counts as drafting five first round guards.
 
Ontario Titan said:
Offensive Lineman Arm Length
C Alex Mack 33.0
C Travis Frederick 33.0
C Jason Kelce 32.5
C Rodney Hudson 32.5
C Ryan Jensen 32.5
C Maurkice Pouncey 32.5
C Joe Berger 32.1
C Ryan Kalil 31.5
G Kelechi Osemele 35.9
G Mike Iupati 34.8
G Joel Bitonio 33.9
G Quenton Nelson 33.8
G Andrew Norwell 33.7
G Rodger Saffold 33.7
G Brandon Brooks 33.4
G Brandon Scherff 33.4
G Zack Martin 32.9
G Kevin Zeitler 32.8
G Marshal Yanda 32.5
G David DeCastro 32.4
G Richie Incognito 32.4
G Joe Thuney 32.3
G T.J. Lang 32.0
G Josh Sitton 32.0
T Alejandro Villanueva 37.8
T Tyron Smith 36.4
T Ronnie Stanley 35.6
T Lane Johnson 35.3
T Andrew Whitworth 35.0
T Jack Conklin 35.0
T Laremy Tunsil 34.3
T Duane Brown 34.3
T Trent Williams 34.3
T David Bakhtiari 34.1
T Terron Armstead 34.0
T Marcus Cannon 34.0
T Garett Bolles 34.0
T Taylor Lewan 33.9
T Ryan Ramczyk 33.8
T Joe Thomas 33.8
T Mitchell Schwartz 33.5
T Joe Staley 33.5
T Donald Penn 33.0
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Thanks for posting. I think this kind of confirms arm length being a difference. It may not be as big a difference at the college level which is why Ski could succeed there.

I agree with the sentiment about trying him at T but I’m also concerned that moving him out of G leaves a weak G with a weak C. I’d argue the risk of a T being weak, while really bad for the QB, MAY not be as bad as a C/G combo as bad as the T play. That pressure should be straight up the gut every play.
 
HurrayTitans! said:
Thanks for posting. I think this kind of confirms arm length being a difference. It may not be as big a difference at the college level which is why Ski could succeed there.

I agree with the sentiment about trying him at T but I’m also concerned that moving him out of G leaves a weak G with a weak C. I’d argue the risk of a T being weak, while really bad for the QB, MAY not be as bad as a C/G combo as bad as the T play. That pressure should be straight up the gut every play.
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It sounds like he is ok at G...I'd rather draft a "true" LT if that makes sense. The end result is the OL needs attention for Levis' sake and get this offense going.
 
TitanMark said:
A joke?

Not a chance. Top 5 pick on a center?

I don’t think a center has ever been drafted in the top 10.

Not happening.
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Pretty accurate guess, did look it up.
1968, #2 overall, Bob Johnson for the Bengals.

In 30 years, earliest was #17 in 1999, Damien Woody.

however, titans need a C. Haven’t combed the prospects for who is projected best C and where they’re expected to go, but this would be a prime example of get the guy you want regardless of draft placement. If titans believe the top C won’t be available at their 2nd round pick, you gotta take him.
Of course try to trade down and in this case, Titans need more than a C, so taking the T is really the right choice. They do still need to address C.
 
HurrayTitans! said:
Pretty accurate guess, did look it up.
1968, #2 overall, Bob Johnson for the Bengals.

In 30 years, earliest was #17 in 1999, Damien Woody.

however, titans need a C. Haven’t combed the prospects for who is projected best C and where they’re expected to go, but this would be a prime example of get the guy you want regardless of draft placement. If titans believe the top C won’t be available at their 2nd round pick, you gotta take him.
Of course try to trade down and in this case, Titans need more than a C, so taking the T is really the right choice. They do still need to address C.
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The Titans need a foundation LT way more than a C. They should go offensive weapon before C. You don’t draft Cs in the 1st round really.
 
Ontario Titan said:
Offensive Lineman Arm Length
C Alex Mack 33.0
C Travis Frederick 33.0
C Jason Kelce 32.5
C Rodney Hudson 32.5
C Ryan Jensen 32.5
C Maurkice Pouncey 32.5
C Joe Berger 32.1
C Ryan Kalil 31.5
G Kelechi Osemele 35.9
G Mike Iupati 34.8
G Joel Bitonio 33.9
G Quenton Nelson 33.8
G Andrew Norwell 33.7
G Rodger Saffold 33.7
G Brandon Brooks 33.4
G Brandon Scherff 33.4
G Zack Martin 32.9
G Kevin Zeitler 32.8
G Marshal Yanda 32.5
G David DeCastro 32.4
G Richie Incognito 32.4
G Joe Thuney 32.3
G T.J. Lang 32.0
G Josh Sitton 32.0
T Alejandro Villanueva 37.8
T Tyron Smith 36.4
T Ronnie Stanley 35.6
T Lane Johnson 35.3
T Andrew Whitworth 35.0
T Jack Conklin 35.0
T Laremy Tunsil 34.3
T Duane Brown 34.3
T Trent Williams 34.3
T David Bakhtiari 34.1
T Terron Armstead 34.0
T Marcus Cannon 34.0
T Garett Bolles 34.0
T Taylor Lewan 33.9
T Ryan Ramczyk 33.8
T Joe Thomas 33.8
T Mitchell Schwartz 33.5
T Joe Staley 33.5
T Donald Penn 33.0
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You got Excel?? Let's see a regression line on that shiiiii
 
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make sure and do those combine interviews
 
TitanMark said:
You just don’t.

You can’t be serious. You would take a C before say Brock Bowers?
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That’s not what I said.
I said that I think a C is a bigger concern than another offensive weapon.
I also stated I don’t care how/ when they address the C.

if they get one in FA before the draft, super.
If they spend a first on a T, then have options afterwards, C is a bigger priority to fill than OW. If they still get a C in the draft after a weapon, I won’t be mad, but if they pass entirely on C for an OW, Ran should be fired.
 
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