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Rollingthndr
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The Sports Quotient proclaims that Oregon T Jake Fisher "belongs in the later part of the 1st round, somewhere between picks 20–30."
"Fisher has all of the physical tools to be a solid NFL offensive lineman and potentially a left tackle," noted SQ. "He has had an outstanding off-season thus far, performing extremely well at both the combine and Oregon’s Pro Day." While acknowledging that Fisher is being graded as a Round 2 pick, the digital sports media company points out that Fisher's "size and athletic skill set are a rare combination" and befitting of a Round 1 call, concluding of the prospect's best organization fit: "Fisher’s athleticism would make him a perfect fit in Philadelphia with his former college coach Chip Kelly. The Eagles, who own the 20th pick in the 1st round are set at both tackle spots with Jason Peters at left tackle and Lane Johnson at right tackle. Fisher could slide inside to guard—if the Eagles do in fact move on from guard Evan Mathis, which has been rumored as of late—and eventually move outside to tackle."
Fisher (6-foot-6 1/8, 306 pounds, with a 82-inch wingspan) clocked a 5.01 forty, a good 1.75 second 10-yard split, a sensational 4.33 second 20-yard shuttle, and a super 32.5 inch vertical. Heading into the event, many thought Fisher would have to move to RT, but Mayock said, "He's making a case for, 'I'm a left tackle.'" NFL Network analyst Shaun O'Hara, a former NFL OL, said: "He looked really polished."
Source: National Football Post
"Fisher has all of the physical tools to be a solid NFL offensive lineman and potentially a left tackle," noted SQ. "He has had an outstanding off-season thus far, performing extremely well at both the combine and Oregon’s Pro Day." While acknowledging that Fisher is being graded as a Round 2 pick, the digital sports media company points out that Fisher's "size and athletic skill set are a rare combination" and befitting of a Round 1 call, concluding of the prospect's best organization fit: "Fisher’s athleticism would make him a perfect fit in Philadelphia with his former college coach Chip Kelly. The Eagles, who own the 20th pick in the 1st round are set at both tackle spots with Jason Peters at left tackle and Lane Johnson at right tackle. Fisher could slide inside to guard—if the Eagles do in fact move on from guard Evan Mathis, which has been rumored as of late—and eventually move outside to tackle."
Fisher (6-foot-6 1/8, 306 pounds, with a 82-inch wingspan) clocked a 5.01 forty, a good 1.75 second 10-yard split, a sensational 4.33 second 20-yard shuttle, and a super 32.5 inch vertical. Heading into the event, many thought Fisher would have to move to RT, but Mayock said, "He's making a case for, 'I'm a left tackle.'" NFL Network analyst Shaun O'Hara, a former NFL OL, said: "He looked really polished."
Source: National Football Post