A good median, like 225, also shows how these guys can sustain their strength.

They don't push on defensive linemen once and then go to the sideline, they do it over and over and over.

225 is a great place to look at their strength AND their endurance.

Agreed.

I think they got it right at 225.

Mayock believes two guards should go in the top 10-15. lol.

It's semi-hilarious and simultaneously alarming...this offseason, that is.

It's like the collective football world has lost its mind. Has the last couple of seasons of young QBs just sent them all over the nostalgia cliff? It's like it's 1975 all over again.

Taking Shields in the first is one of the best moves Carl ever made, so you have to give credit where it's due.

taking him top five was so forward thinking...
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Topping it off by getting Waters in the top 10 was even better...

Is Mayock trying to work his way out of football this offseason? This genuinely makes no sense whatsoever.

It makes sense. I mean David DeCastro was the best guard prospect in 20 years, and he went in the top five last year. It's not Mayock's fault the bar has been set so high.

ROFL

Tavon Austin did 14 reps. Not bad for a little guy.

TJ Moe did twenty-****ing-six. :o

What?

I've never played on line in the nfl, but there can't be a whole lot of muscle endurance necessary. Football just isn't set up that way.

TJ Moe will, at the very least, be a hell of a ST player. He's got great hands and he's tough as a $2 steak, but he really struggles to get separation. Of course, some of that may also be due to having a RB throw him passes for the last two years. He looked like the next Welker when Gabbert was QB.

I remember when Mayock's word was gold around here in 2009. The guy has always been a ****ing charlatan, and he always will be.