Josh Edwards

I think he just has a higher ceiling that –

you know, he could attain at the offensive tackle position, whereas Maui Noah is one of those players that I was talking about earlier.

You know, he doesn't have quite as high of a ceiling.

He may be a better offensive guard if that's where he ultimately plays, but you give him an opportunity to fail a tackle, and I do think that he has a skill set that you just play him there for a decade, and you probably don't have to worry about him, but he's

not somebody that's going to make those Pro Bowls or even push for All-Pro.

It's kind of where I see the distinction between those two players.

Both of them have been discussed as possible interior offensive line converts in this year's draft, but I see both of them as being given a chance to play the tackle position because there's just so few of those quality players.

that are able to play tackle in the NFL that I think you really have to start there.

But Bono, to me, just has a higher ceiling between those two players.

And then Caden Proctor, he's a tough one to figure out as well because he has great size.

The athleticism is great.

I don't always think that it translates to his blocking style.

You know, Caleb Lomu, I think he has great athleticism as well.

Moves really well for his size, but just needs a little bit more of that play strength, specifically through the court.

I think he could be a really good player.

So,

It's a really unique offensive tackle class, but I think there are a couple of really good ones that are going to come from this group.

After people kind of dogged this position just a couple of months ago, I think people are starting to feel a little bit better about the group as a whole.

As first-round talents, I have, I believe, two, Carnell Tate and Jordan Tyson.

Now, to extrapolate upon that as to how many I could see going in the first round, probably five or six.