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Re: OL in the draft
Jester #2136199 04/16/26 06:54 PM
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I had no idea Proctor carried a bad rep.

Is it verifiable?

No amount of skill can overcome bad effort.

That is IMO the key to drafting. You have to get inside his chest and feel passion for greatness.

I hate poor effort. I love guys who I can see give it their all.

Carson has that. Carson will be one of the great linebackers in the NFL.
Re: OL in the draft
bonefish #2136206 04/16/26 09:59 PM
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Very commonly reported that he is very inconsistent play to play.
Don't mean to imply anything about actual work ethic.
Personally I worry about weight issues

The difference between Jesus and religion
Religion mocks you for having dirty feet
Jesus gets down on his knees and washes them
Re: OL in the draft
Jester #2136207 04/17/26 07:10 AM
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It is up to the Browns staff to find the truth.

It seems like all the top OL prospects in this class have some issues.

The OL is a place where you develop. Players get techniques refined and they build strength.

Proctor, Fano, Mauigoa, Freeling, Lomu none of them are coming into the draft like Joe Thomas.

We have to find the guy who will continue to improve.

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