Not sure why some teams place such an emphasis on run-blocking traits @ OT. I'm of the opinion that run blocking can be developed as guys develop technically and get stronger, but you can't teach the physical skill needed to pass block at a high level in the NFL.
Oftentimes, when someone says a college prospect's pass blocking is "good enough," that's a pretty good sign that it isn't. "Good enough" at the college level is a liability in the NFL. Good OTs have to get easy depth out of their stance, and they can't be straining and opening their hips vs. speed.
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