How many guys have we had over the years that “will be better suited to right tackle at the next level.”
OK- finally! his pro day results sound great. his ESPN profile says he has short arms for an OT- that sounds bad.
Those sorts of critiques always sound kind of bad to me at first, but then it’s like what are his arms like 1/2” shorter than another guys? It’s not like we’re rolling a T-Rex out there.
Tommy Tremble projects as an F-tight end in the NFL—a flex weapon that will be best served in an offense that doesn’t charge him with playing with his hand in the dirt. Tremble is a plus athlete who offers the long speed and agility to be dynamic as a pass-catcher, but his production to this point has yet to make the leap that you’d want to see to feel confident that he’s going to develop into an upper-level tight end at some point. Tremble has spent his career at Notre Dame caught behind the likes of Cole Kmet and 2020 freshman star Michael Mayer; he’s been the TE2 who is charged with moving around the set or blocking on the perimeter to set up runs and screens to the outside. Tremble’s potential is significant and his effort as a role player has been admirable, so you’ll feel fairly good that Tremble has the right makeup to stick as a developmental player while working himself into a more prominent role as he continues to mature.
Feels like every pick has been us just missing out on who we actually wanted, starting with Sewell last night
There goes Hunter Long. Of course, we didn’t take the obvious OT in the 2nd, so who knows who we are actually looking at with these picks.
Exactly. Was getting ready to post the same sort of thing. We’re waiting and hoping guys last to where we graded them. Then they don’t and we get caught shocked like that pick felt like. I guess I hope there’s more strategy than that. Look forward to guitardeacs breakdown/debrief