OT Dylan Cook - My Favorite Steelers Camp Sleeper

Thanks as always now I'll be watching 60

10:19 Perfection

I couldn't help taking peeks at Broderick Jones on each play. He looked like he struggled on every play. Thankfully he did get better in the real season.

Nice breakdown, Alex. #62 at center really whiffed on that last clip…

To me this tape looks like a #2 going against #3's. Especially the last play - 72 doesn't even look like he's trying to cross the LoS. If he's improved a lot and Moore hasn't, then perhaps the additional years of control Cook has gives him an advantage on cutdown day. But Moore is younger, more experienced, has more pedigree, and is still cheap this year. So I think Moore stays as the active backup for 2024. Cook could give them the confidence to let Moore leave in FA next year without adding much more at the position though.

How many OL are active on gameday?

Anyone a little worried that Arthur Smith’s run scheme is very similar to the zone scene that Canada ran? The one that had us the worst rushing team in the league? Only when we went back to power did the run game take off.

A former college QB, I think would transition much better to TE than tackle

It's not a "technique". It's just a place to stand. "He's playing 3 tech." No, he's not. He's just lining up between the guard and the tackle. There's no "technique" involved in just standing there. Once the ball is snapped, he can use a variety of techniques, if he so chooses and is capable. That people fall for the over-hyping of absolutely EVERYTHING in this game is just dumb.

This is pre season tape so that significantly changed the analysis. Far from actual game speed. U can gleen some thing as far as technique etc... However, does that technique stand up with enhabced game speed and against top tier talent? Gotta take it for what it is.