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re: Ya'll are over analyzing things

Posted on 9/15/16 at 2:39 pm to
Posted by CockInYourEar
Charlotte
Member since Sep 2012
22458 posts
Posted on 9/15/16 at 2:39 pm to
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okay so that is 5 good ones, maybe, as NFL teams do draft bad players quite often. Even so the offensive line has been abysmal here since Holtz.


When was the OL good? We've never had a decade long run of dominant OL's. I can't think of a 5 year period even when we had a OL that was elite in conference. Elliot has proven that he can develop talent, 2 guys drafted weren't even heavily recruited out of HS. There are some good stats in this thread about Rushing yards etc...I'd like to see a comparison going back to 99 on things like; Sacks Allowed, TFL's Allowed, Rushing Yards, etc....

Is Elliott the best OL coach we could have? {Yes and No: of course there are OL Coaches who statistically do better and who are even better recruiters at blue blood schools, but No b/c can we get them from those schools realistically?} I could think of several other guys, but he is a good evaluator of talent, recruiter, and can develop NFL talent, we've already seen that.
Posted by GameCocky88
Mount Pleasant, SC
Member since Dec 2015
4837 posts
Posted on 9/15/16 at 3:38 pm to
I thought I'd look at the #'s

Total OL drafted since 2010

Alabama: 10
Florida: 9
Georgia: 7
Arkansas: 5
Auburn: 5
OM: 5
Mizzou: 5
USC: 5
UT: 5
ATM: 5
LSU: 4
State: 2
Kentucky: 1

This makes us look pretty competitive when it comes to OL talent. However...

Average Draft Position of OL since 2010 (Throwing out Kentucky and State)


ATM 65.16
Bama 73.8
Tenn 94.75
Auburn 96.4
LSU 97.857
UF 109.333
Mizzou 115.625
UGA 123.5
Arky 125.2
OM 130.28
USC 156
Vandy 199.5

Looks like our boys are mostly of the "just in case someone gets hurt" variety.


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