Box_O_Rocks
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It's time to begin tracking New England's pre-draft contacts as sussed out in the various media formats around the footballing world. The simplest way to do it, and the one most advocated by my standard inertia preferences, is to track the inestimable Seneschal2 over at patsfans: The adventures of Seneschal2, bloodhound on the trail of Belichick
Due to the immense participation in mayo's 2011 draft thread, it's easier to link to another patsfans thread (though the author is a disreputable source ) for a more concentrated collection of Scouting visits: Scouting visits
And now, from the For What It's Worth department: On Monday I noted the following ...
Due to the immense participation in mayo's 2011 draft thread, it's easier to link to another patsfans thread (though the author is a disreputable source ) for a more concentrated collection of Scouting visits: Scouting visits
And now, from the For What It's Worth department: On Monday I noted the following ...
I bring this up to note Seneschal2's most recent update includes a report that NE met with Brandon Fusco at the Combine. Only Castonzo (LT) and Kelce (30 lbs smaller) had better change of direction numbers, putting him in Mankins-like mobility range.Looking at the Combine numbers posted so far, the following have the basic athleticism to be considered a NE OL candidate (compared to Light, Mankins, Koppen, Connolly, Kaczur, and Vollmer):
OT Anthony Castonzo
OT Nate Solder
OT Lee Ziemba
OT Jarriel King
OT Jah Reid (10 split pending)
OT Kyle Hix (10 split pending)
OG Mike Person
OG John Moffit (10 split pending)
OG Clint Boling (10 split pending)
OC Brandon Fusco
OC Jason Kelce
EDIT: OG Julian Vandervelde
Those pending 10 splits have very slow 40 times, which probably means their 10 split is too slow for a NE OL.