Which of the Top 4 OT's will be the better pro in your opinion

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EARTHQUAKE2689
04-15-2009, 01:01 AM
We all know that there are four "elite" level offensive tackles that will be taken by pick 15 in next weeks draft, most draft "experts" have Jason Smith rated as the best tackle coming in but what I wanna know is who do you think will be the better professional? Andre Smith once thought to be a shot for number one overall pick has really taken a stumble but not enough to take him out of the first half of round 1.

While I think that Eugene Monroe is the most complete of the four I think that Smith will be the better pro of the four if he can get his head on str8, he just reminds me of Jeff Otah of last year if he gets his hands on you, you aren't going anywhere, If he can only stay in shape but I feel he has the biggest Boom/Bust ratio of the four what say you fellas????

P.S. : If this has already been done sorry and I ask that JoeCrisp lock it. (or TMC lol)

GTripp0012
04-15-2009, 01:03 AM
Jason Smith
Michael Oher
Eugene Monroe
Andre Smith

In that order.

GMScud
04-15-2009, 01:06 AM
Jason Smith
Michael Oher
Eugene Monroe
Andre Smith

In that order.

Agreed. Exactly in that order.

EARTHQUAKE2689
04-15-2009, 01:07 AM
Dont get me wrong I love Oher if we were to get him I ould not shed a tear, but there is just sometihng in me that is saying IF he can stay focused and not mess it up that Andre Smith will be the best of them all.

EARTHQUAKE2689
04-15-2009, 01:09 AM
I was thinking that order as well but I don;t know what it is that has me leaning towards Smith (Andre that is)

GMScud
04-15-2009, 01:09 AM
Dont get me wrong I love Oher if we were to get him I ould not shed a tear, but there is just sometihng in me that is saying IF he can stay focused and not mess it up that Andre Smith will be the best of them all.

It's such a big IF though. He's so gifted physically that in college he could roll out of bed and win the Outland Trophy. In the NFL it takes more. He's gonna have to work a lot harder off the field to be successful at the next level. That's the biggest question.

Lotus
04-15-2009, 01:10 AM
Jason Smith
Michael Oher
Eugene Monroe
Andre Smith

In that order.

I have no strong argument but personally I'd put Monroe ahead of Oher and maybe at the top of the list. I think he has less to learn than others and is bigger than Smith. Maybe I'm just a Cavaliers homer, though.

EARTHQUAKE2689
04-15-2009, 01:21 AM
It's such a big IF though. He's so gifted physically that in college he could roll out of bed and win the Outland Trophy. In the NFL it takes more. He's gonna have to work a lot harder off the field to be successful at the next level. That's the biggest question.


That's what I was saying if he can realize that and play to his potential that the sky is the limit, if not then the limits the sky, which in retrospect is the same thing. But you get what I am saying.

vallin21
04-15-2009, 09:22 AM
I think A. Smith has the potential to be great, the question is whether he's willing to work for it, and if he comes to us I think he'll be better than J. Smith and Monroe because we have some good players around him (Portis, Cambell, Cooley, Moss) and vets (Samuels, Thomas, Dockery). All of this is assuming we draft him.

FRPLG
04-15-2009, 09:50 AM
I can't back it up but I think Tripp's order is essentially consensus and I am worried about Jason Smith only from a gut-feeling stand point. My gut tells me he will be just a good tackle. He just seems sorta "safe" to me and "safe" usually means good but not dominate. Oher appears to have huge upside and I think Andre Smith has been overly discounted. I don't know what to think of Monroe. He seems like another "safe" pick although I am probably a bit biased by Ferguson being less than dominate for Jets. We'll see. I don't think any of them have bust written all over them. I'd be happy with any of them at proper value in the market.

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