2020 NFL Draft: Rounds 4-7
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Primus never did it for me. All that bass playing skill with jive ass songwriting. I’d rather go with some Firehose to get a bass fix.
As a steady diet? Hell, no, but fun when in the right mood.
If you're into bass players.... ever hear Dean Peer? He was the bass track on one of Stereophile's test CDs years ago... a solo bass tune called Lord's Tundra.
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Bengals get a character issue guy
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Yeah but I'm the one that drafted him for the Bucs in the BB draft.?
It was a pleasure being your scout, sir...
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There's an interior OLineman.
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Center
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Nick Harris? OK.
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Backup
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Who could it be, now?
Who could it be, now?
Men at Work?
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Just a reminder, next year's draft is in Cleveland.
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Interior line depth/backup? Or, potentially compete for the RG spot?
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From NFL.com....
Though Harris was considered a top-15 center prospect nationally, Washington was the only FBS school to offer him a scholarship. He played for former USC and NFL offensive lineman Pat Harlow, which should have been a good sign to schools looking for a solid interior starter. Harris made an impact as a true freshman, starting four games (two at left guard, two at right guard) for the Huskies. He was an honorable mention All-Pac-12 pick in 2017, starting all 13 games at right guard. His coaches moved him to the pivot for his junior season, and he wound up starting all 13 games and garnering first-team all-conference honors for his efforts. Harris was a first-team pick his senior campaign, as well, starting 12 games.
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Who could it be, now?
Men at Work?
Men at Work?
You're singing it now, aren't you? ?
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Are we done with lineman? Is everyone happy?
It is up to Baker and the playcaller now
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Just a reminder, next year's draft is in Cleveland.
Just a reminder, next year's draft is in Cleveland.
See you there.
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Overview
Worker-bee, center-only prospect who won't check many physical boxes but brings his grit to the fight on every snap. Harris' body type belies his impressive foot quickness and ability to make all the move blocks needed from his position. His ability to sustain both run and pass blocks speak to his consistency of effort and performance, but size, scheme and positional limitations could cause him to drop lower in the draft than his actual tape would dictate.
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If Roy goes UDFA, I'm hoping the Browns make him a priority.
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