VanCityTitan

Controlling the LOS is the easiest way to find success no matter what your teams schemes are. Are there ways around it? Sure, but I think those teams that can both work that out and find sustainable success throughout the season are extreme outliers. A player like nabors would be fantastic but wasn't in the cards for the Titans this year due to the previous staffs inability to keep the cupboard stocked on essential goods! If these picks pan out I could see next year being a time where Carthon and Callahan get jiggy with it.

Yeah pretty awesome lol

Alittle less conflicted....

I'm so conflicted

I was a little excited about the possibility of becton starting at RT opposite Latham at LT. If it worked wed have 2 literal mountains on the Oline. The mountain range has a nice ring to it for a oline name lol

It was concerning to see only 5'9 but he's also listed at around 190 pounds and unlike some of the other smaller receivers like him he actually looks it. Pretty compact build. I'm with @Justafan...competent returner and a few drawn up plays and hed be worth the selection already.

They actually have quite a bit of film with each other already. Saw this one earlier..

Maybe...

Was to eager! Looks like he is a guard.

First few runs are just blocked wide open...there's a nice one running through contact at 51 seconds and some more after that point as well.

Along with Papa Callahan helping Latham transition to LT I'm really hoping he can turn Radunz and NPF into a reliable starters at guard and tackle respectively. Brunskill as depth is a really nice piece as well.

I mean getting his ass reemed might actually make him a little more relaxed. In his defense...he pops up on my yt feed regularly so he's doing something right for his channel but I personally can never get more then about 25 seconds into his videos.