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Originally Posted by milkman
What I value is potential.
There's there perception that Okung was some kind of stud that didn't allow sacks, when in reality all he did was get pushed back into the QB.
If the Cowboys weren't in the spread, and Robinson wasn't getting rid of the ball so quickly, Okung would have given up a number of sacks.
He didn't seal the edge.
He didn't physically dominate his opponent.
I don't think Okung has the athletic ability to be anymore than a mediocre LT, and a good RT.
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This isn't about Okung.
You seem to promote an Al Davis type approach to the draft based upon the fact that a player with more natural athleticism in track and field events is going to be able to be coached/trained into a better football player.