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Xramfan
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Welcome to the Raiders Trey Zuhn
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He's worked next to LG his career so hime knows the blocking assignments.
His one flaw? Shorter arms than one would want at LT but i think it won't hurt him as much blocking in a phone booth at gaurd. If its a problem at all.
He had 32 reps at bench so hes strong enough. I think he'll need to put on weight.
335lb DT are a bit different than your 255lb edge rushers.
Pass pro gaurds are a good thing.
Run blocker on the other side in JPJ and in 2 man intior pass rush the center helps out weaker pass pro gaurd.
His one flaw? Shorter arms than one would want at LT but i think it won't hurt him as much blocking in a phone booth at gaurd. If its a problem at all.
He had 32 reps at bench so hes strong enough. I think he'll need to put on weight.
335lb DT are a bit different than your 255lb edge rushers.
Pass pro gaurds are a good thing.
Run blocker on the other side in JPJ and in 2 man intior pass rush the center helps out weaker pass pro gaurd.
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One of the things I love about Spytek is not only scouting these players, but taking the next step, how do they see said player fitting in the NFL, and fitting in Kubiak or Leonard's schemes. Pretty sure Leonard let them know he wants versatility we saw that in FA and the draft. I would think Zuhn was projected by our scouts as a G. His experience knowing each of the positions in college, should help him transition to the G spot quicker than most.