2024 NFL Draft Offensive Line Rankings with former NFL Guard Ramon Foster | PFF NFL Show

2024 ж. 3 Сәу.
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PFF's Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo rank the 2024 NFL Draft Offensive Line Class and welcome Ramon Foster to the show!
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  • Roman Foster did a great job. He is such a charismatic fellow with thoughtful analysis.

    @WordAte@WordAteАй бұрын
  • This show is BY FAR the best & most thorough NFL draft breakdown I have seen on KZhead. About 90% of what you find is from guys who are simply casual fans with a mic in their hands, or at best, fans who know maybe 20% more than the average Joe Six-Pack guy on the couch. These guys are meticulously & painstakingly comprehensive not just overall but on individual players, & even with respect to individual game film. When you're listening to an analysis of an offensive tackle's in-game performance & it breaks down hurries & describes the actual placement of the lineman being between the QB & the edge rusher & how many times this occurred, you know you're hearing from someone who is on point & knows the game. Analytics aside...as someone who respects it but also knows it can be over-used...the knowledge factor here is leaps & bounds beyond anything else I've seen. I don't always agree with these guys but you can't dismiss anything they say without a good reason.

    @user-zr4km5ns8t@user-zr4km5ns8tАй бұрын
  • Ramon was the best guest you've had in a long time

    @Hottywittabody@HottywittabodyАй бұрын
    • Check out the Ramon foster show!! On DKPS he has the best Steelers podcast!

      @benjamincohen8820@benjamincohen8820Ай бұрын
  • This guy is ON POINT. Loved this! Thank you. My Patriots would get 3 wins better instantly if they hired Ramon and he was allowed to implement his philosophy. Impressed.

    @FantasySportsZen@FantasySportsZenАй бұрын
  • Nothing better than Big Goofy talking Big Uglies

    @M015T_@M015T_Ай бұрын
    • I would sign up for a weekly Big Goofy Talking Hog Mollies segment

      @__6487@__6487Ай бұрын
    • 😁

      @mikehartl8665@mikehartl8665Ай бұрын
  • Great interview with Ramon

    @alfonsomartinez8195@alfonsomartinez8195Ай бұрын
  • Top notch conversations and insight with Ramon. Go Vols!

    @WillFord-fw3kg@WillFord-fw3kg28 күн бұрын
  • Hi Steve and Sam another good draft show. Good analysis on the O line. I am better informed now. Thanks.

    @paulcooper7715@paulcooper7715Ай бұрын
  • Great discussion at the end to explain individual grades for o-line

    @tyl3r119@tyl3r119Ай бұрын
  • Troy Faa-oo-taa-nu Taliese Foo-ung-a, like Tua Tagovailoa (Tung-a-vai-lo-a) Kingsley Soo-a-mat-a-ee-a

    @mattlowe9675@mattlowe9675Ай бұрын
  • Disagree with Sam. My personal OT rankings: 1. Joe Alt 2. Fuaga 3. Fautanu 4. Mims 5. Fashanu 6. Latham 7. Guyton 8. Morgan

    @MarchOnRome@MarchOnRomeАй бұрын
  • Thanks for sharing your knowledge, experiences and scouting of the O-Line prospects Ramon. Excellent guest very informative! Love the LT rankings 1 Alt, 2 Mims and 3 Fashanu cant wait to see what Bill Callahan can do with one of the prospects for the Titans, TitanUp!

    @chopsnz88@chopsnz88Ай бұрын
  • Great show!

    @steveplantek223@steveplantek223Ай бұрын
  • Ramon’s the goat

    @carsonw9405@carsonw9405Ай бұрын
  • Foster was a great guest. Very informative.

    @timothydolph4457@timothydolph4457Ай бұрын
  • As we've been getting farther and farther from the football season I haven't been watching PFF as much so if this idea is already occurred then please excuse me. I would be interested to see the guys scout the UFL for possible NFL signings for next year.😊

    @bookaufman9643@bookaufman9643Ай бұрын
  • Yoo Ramon, def giving you a follow!

    @irlzy@irlzyАй бұрын
  • Lol Sam loves to have takes no one else does and then dig in to them like a tick no matter what. It's not inherently a problem, but I wish he would be able to listen to alternate ideas with an open mind.

    @mikeromano8140@mikeromano8140Ай бұрын
  • I really enjoy PFF and also a life long Steeler fan lol.

    @seonpierce1143@seonpierce1143Ай бұрын
    • Same lol

      @tyro324@tyro324Ай бұрын
  • Wish they watched the kid from Yale

    @Tmindful182@Tmindful182Ай бұрын
    • 🤫

      @hteadx@hteadxАй бұрын
  • Phil loadholt is a great callout. One of my favorite tackles from when I first got into football.

    @brandonpetridge1897@brandonpetridge1897Ай бұрын
  • Great to have on a guest that actually understands how to play in the NFL. ALSO PFF 100% has a Crissy Collinsworth Bias. There is no question.

    @MaxamillianStudio@MaxamillianStudioАй бұрын
    • Nah

      @ballsofsoup@ballsofsoupАй бұрын
    • Bro really thought he cooked with crissy

      @Chilldude_101@Chilldude_101Ай бұрын
    • ​@@Chilldude_101it was a historic reference... ala Jim Everettt and Jim Rome.

      @MaxamillianStudio@MaxamillianStudioАй бұрын
    • cringed

      @asapyvx_9995@asapyvx_9995Ай бұрын
  • 1. Get him back on as often as you can. A lot of times guest appearances seem completely planned, it was nice to hear someone just speak their mind about something they have quite a bit of experience doing. 2. Why isn't he coaching somewhere? Dude seems to really love the intracacies of playing the line.

    @TheMattTrakker@TheMattTrakkerАй бұрын
    • If you're a Steelers fan, you can hear him talk every day at 4:00est on DK Pittsburgh Sports KZhead.

      @TheBillykurtz@TheBillykurtzАй бұрын
  • Fashanu didn't have an R in it, until today. Fash, like fashionably the best tackle in class

    @icetroll734@icetroll734Ай бұрын
  • My biggest concerns with Fashanu are his strength, he was at Penn State, and his historically small hands. I don’t doubt he will get stronger, at least somewhat, but his hands aren’t getting much bigger.

    @TakeTheCardsFromBidwill@TakeTheCardsFromBidwillАй бұрын
    • NFL dudes are going to engulf his tiny hands

      @ryu-ken@ryu-ken29 күн бұрын
  • Thats what has been said...Strong WR and Tackles class!!

    @markymark8949@markymark8949Ай бұрын
  • Troy Fautanu is good but there is one thing that would prevent me from drafting him in round 1. He is already 23 years old and he will turn 24 shortly after the season starts. Mims, Latham, Alt, Fuaga are all 21 or 22 years old.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • I know that grades arent everything in evaluation for you guys, but Fashanu graded out at 47 as a pass blocker with 6 pressures vs OSU. I've watched the tape. You don't come out of that "impressed" with him. I agree people are over analyzing this kid. He will be good. But struggling with an elite power rusher like Tuimoloau is a red flag entering the league. Regardless though, it doesn't explain why he's ahead of Alt, who looks just as good as a pass protector, has a much better anchor, and also has the ability to run block. And for the record, according to your own grading, Alt graded at 77 as a pass blocker vs OSU, with ONE pressure ceded. Lol. How is that comparable? If it IS comparable, then you have a problem with your grading.

    @smyers9052@smyers9052Ай бұрын
    • Cosell didnt Love alts tape… weak attacks… too passive…. Poor hand usage…. Before you freak out he said hes a very good prospect. Not that this stuff cant be fixed… but is any of Fashanu’s unable to be fixed? These guys arent even rookies yet! It was also mentioned that penn had to drop back a ton in that game so Ohio was pinning their ears back… different games arent always apples to apples. For all I know alt is better just saying you’re making apple sauce with apples & oranges. Which is probably gross but might be good

      @Tmindful182@Tmindful182Ай бұрын
    • @@Tmindful182 So, "different games aren't always apples to apples" is not the same as "comparing player performance in similar circumstances against similar competition is a fruitless endeavor (pun intended)". Certainly, game flow and other dynamics make an impact, but I can reasonably compare Alt's pass blocking snaps against Fashanu's against the same complex of OSU pass rushers and draw basic conclusions. That's not "making apple sauce with apples and oranges" it's taking the available information and making a reasonable comparison. Having played and been around football for the better part of 25 years, I feel confident in my ability to evaluate performance in that context. Furthermore, my comment points both to my own impressions of Alt's and Fashanu's relative performance, and to the inconsistency between PFF's grades for the two players and Monson's personal assessment. I am comfortable with both tracks, and believe what I wrote stands on its own. Also, I am not "freaking out", I am just providing my thoughts on this content -- which, to put a bow on this, never in any way asserted that Alt was guaranteed to be a better player or that Fashanu cannot improve -- just that Monson doesn't do a very good job of explaining his ranking here. What I said was decidedly more targeted and specific that your response, which goes well beyond anything I asserted.

      @smyers9052@smyers9052Ай бұрын
    • @@smyers9052you are freaking out

      @keahnsards@keahnsardsАй бұрын
    • @@keahnsards Lol, okay

      @smyers9052@smyers9052Ай бұрын
    • @@keahnsards I always forget that with modern, very online attention spans, “too much to read” equals “hysterics”.

      @smyers9052@smyers9052Ай бұрын
  • Monson's primary rhetorical technique is to play the bully.

    @loubest37@loubest3715 күн бұрын
  • 😂😂😂 hearing “let me tell you how full of Sh*t you are “ took me out

    @dreprofit84@dreprofit84Ай бұрын
  • I've said the same about Olu against OSU. Game wasn't that bad, sure he had a few bad reps to learn from but I still thought he played well. Best pass pro feel and natural mover in the class by far. And I've been saying the same shit about Alt against OSU, he had just as bad if not worse of a game against OSU (imo worse) and definetly less translateable to the NFL game with how he played although I am slightly more intrigued now with him as he played later in the cfb year. Mims and Fashanu are my 1 and 2 and it's close I'm not 100% sure yet. Alt is my tackle 4

    @rjharrold2907@rjharrold290728 күн бұрын
    • I agree with your rankings, I don't get why Alt is so high on everyone's boards. I think Mims is head and shoulders the best prospect.

      @BadBart2217@BadBart221725 күн бұрын
    • @BadBart2217 Only thing I'm really scared about with Mims is the injuries and getting hurt at the combine was what really made me actually concerned about that but on the field he's such a monster

      @rjharrold2907@rjharrold290725 күн бұрын
    • @@rjharrold2907 The injuries are a real concern, but I have never seen someone so big and naturally powerful move the way he does. Really hoping he stays on the field, really want to watch him play.

      @BadBart2217@BadBart221725 күн бұрын
    • @@BadBart2217 Agreed. I have learned to not like tall tackles in general but he is just different. He's like a prototype build but at almost 6'8". Isn't slow, moves in control, proportionally built head to toe with long ass arms big ass hands, lean great body composition and while he hasn't had tons of experience he kicks ass in a translatable fashion with good natural athletic movement for being a lineman no bad posture or anything. To me he's like the Anthony Richardson of tackle prospects and AR was my qb1 in last years class. The only thing giving me pause is the injuries and with Olu I think he is just a bona fide dude too even though he isn't quite the 1 of 1 dude but he has less questions. Purely on film Mims is my tackle 1 by a little margin though its just Olu I think is like Stroud compared to Mims being Richardson. We'll see how they are in the long run

      @rjharrold2907@rjharrold290725 күн бұрын
  • What do you guys think of Arkansas Center Beaux Limmer. At the end of the 2022 season PFF had a him as a top 50 player and this year I have t heard his name. Now he played Guard at Arkansas in 20, 21, and 22. He played Center last year. Now was he just not good at Center or what? Because he went from a Guard that you guys said was a top 50 player to just nothing.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • Who was the tackle that everybody was praising after the Senior bowl? Was it Guyton? I remember there was a lot of praise for a guy that was considered a second or third round pick but he really looked great. There was also a lesser cornerback who everybody was praising after that but I can't remember who that was either?? I actually have a medical condition that screws up my memory but I have patches of things still hanging on but it's hard to sew it all together.

    @bookaufman9643@bookaufman9643Ай бұрын
    • Not sure about tackle. I think JPJ has probably the biggest rising offensive lineman from Senior Bowl. Quinyon Mitchell is the DB I think you are referring to.

      @michaelpantano3324@michaelpantano3324Ай бұрын
  • I have never seen JPJ and Spongebob in the same room

    @sdn40@sdn40Ай бұрын
  • HEY MOOOOON!!!

    @TheBillykurtz@TheBillykurtzАй бұрын
  • Although Mims is intriguing. The Bengals might go for him. Does anyone remember the last time the Bengals drafted an offensive tackle who had only played like 14 games in college? It was I. 1980 when the Bengals drafted 6’6’’ 280 lb Anthony Munoz the left tackle out of USC. Lol do you think that worked out for them? I’m not saying Mims is Anthony Munoz but I’m getting that kind of vibe from him. I think Mims is a dam special player. Way better than Latham. Although Latham is good too I’m just not Much on Bama tackles lately. Jonah Williams In 2019 was an average tackle and Evan Neal of the Giants looks like a bust so far. Both were top 11 picks.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • Wait a second. You were comparing Tyler Guyton size to Tyron Smith?? Why? Smith is 6’5’’ 315 lbs. Guyton is 6’8’’ 325. Tyrone does have longer arms though at 36 inches to Guytons 34.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • People are really overthinking Cooper Beebe

    @cameronholmes7424@cameronholmes742423 күн бұрын
  • What about that Offensive tackle coming out of Yale this year? I like him as a developmental project like in the 3rd round or so. Also PFF the company you guys worked for after The 2022 year you guys had Arkansas Center Beaux Limmer in your top 50 players in college football. He played guard left guard in think in 20, 21, 22 and played Center all last year. Was b he just bad at center or something? I just do t understand how you could have a guy as a top 50 player one year and the next year it’s like yall forgot he even exists.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • I have a bad feeling that the Dallas Cowboys are going to end up with Guyton. They seem to be doing everything wrong this offseason and I think it could continue into the draft.

    @bookaufman9643@bookaufman9643Ай бұрын
  • God bless everyone. Go birds we could use a guard and a tackle.

    @jamesstella2708@jamesstella2708Ай бұрын
  • If the Jets don't walk away with a future tackle from this class I'll be floored ✈️

    @DKBxJets@DKBxJetsАй бұрын
    • So will Aaron Rodgers

      @michaelpantano3324@michaelpantano3324Ай бұрын
    • @@michaelpantano3324 😂

      @DKBxJets@DKBxJets29 күн бұрын
  • Titans are taking ALT at 7

    @dimesoul2020@dimesoul2020Ай бұрын
  • Athleticism for an offensive tackle is overrated if you are Latham size or bigger. Case in point Orlando Brown Jr. Probably had the worst combine performance of any tackle maybe ever. His Pro Day he improved a lot of his numbers but they were still pretty bad. But he is so god dam big that his size makes up for whatever athleticism he is lacking. Same deal with Trent Brown he is 6’9’’ 360. Orlando is 6’8’’ 345. The Bengals need one of these tackles. Fuaga is my first choice because he played RT. Olu Fashanu is great too but he played left tackle. Some guys can switch sides easily and other guys just can not do it. What I hope the Bengals do is draft a DT either Murphy or Newton in round one at 18 and then take an Offensive tackle in the 2nd which is 49. They don’t need to offensive tackle to start this year We need at least 2 DTs out Of this draft and OT is the second big need and we also need a TE if the future.

    @NathanDean79@NathanDean7915 күн бұрын
  • Ramon CRUSHED PFF 👊 But their rankings are still wrong: Ramon was the #1 ranked guard of his era, he was too cool to point out all the sacks were Ben’s fault (tho still the highest rated QB of all time….yeah!) Steelers be undefeated this year 🔨

    @thomasamenta6521@thomasamenta6521Ай бұрын
    • PFF already talked about sacks being on the QB in part already. Both Wilson and Rodgers play style are prone to invite some sacks over the course of an season for example.

      @adrianbuck8772@adrianbuck8772Ай бұрын
  • We watched today. LOL

    @donaldtillman4351@donaldtillman4351Ай бұрын
  • 8:35

    @bbb4228@bbb4228Ай бұрын
    • Thanks

      @3kmossiah@3kmossiahАй бұрын
  • Titanup

    @billyjones1311@billyjones1311Ай бұрын
  • You guys voiced your bias every chance you got, you were proud when people were referencing your grades, and TJ was the victim of said bias. Crazy that you think we attack “Any nugget”.

    @brant4@brant4Ай бұрын
  • mims rarely got to the field and he couldnt stay on the field...no chance i would draft him in the 1st round. Eight career college starts...let that sink in...yes he could be great but you dont roll the dice with 1st round picks...you take the closest thing to a lock with your 1st round pick if you want to keep your job.

    @bodhisfattva7462@bodhisfattva7462Ай бұрын
    • Casual fans are clueless. Basically just spewed you don't watch tape. Stop guessing listening to other people's opinions and actually watch the film.

      @TheFactsMob@TheFactsMob29 күн бұрын
  • Alt & Latham are 1a-1b

    @ginpok6640@ginpok664018 күн бұрын
  • Phil Loadholt is a bad comp for Fuaga. He's 2 inches shorter, 20 pounds lighter, and moves SIGNIFICANTLY better than Loadholt did in space and as a pass protector. Totally different builds. Dawand Jones is the wrong build and the wrong play style, because he's a terrible run blocker with no drive power. Latham also very different than either guy in that he's incredibly powerful as a run blocking player, and he has issues in pass pro that Jones doesn't have with the inside counter while also having a much better anchor. Usually you guys impress me with these, but I think these are lazier than normal -- Hey, here's a big guy and he's like this other big guy...

    @smyers9052@smyers9052Ай бұрын
  • Mims looks like the next Mekhi Becton, all the potential in the world, but always hurt because of his size. I wouldn’t go anywhere near him

    @andrewmohrmann3599@andrewmohrmann3599Ай бұрын
    • nah he’s not the same

      @ouroborosnagyok9306@ouroborosnagyok9306Ай бұрын
    • Casual ASF. Just proved you don't watch film at all. Your opinion is unqualified...

      @TheFactsMob@TheFactsMob29 күн бұрын
  • Sue Ah Mahtah EeAh

    @chipwarez5018@chipwarez5018Ай бұрын
  • The reason Steeler fans don't like PFF is simple. PFF doesn't value things that Steeler fans value highly, and they highly value things that Steeler fans value less. That wouldn't be a bad thing, everyone is entitled to their opinion, except PFF often act like their opinions are authoritative and they're often smug about them.

    @joycecharbonneau152@joycecharbonneau152Ай бұрын
    • Who at PFF acts like that? You hear these two frequently talk about how their grades are not the end all be all.

      @TheMattTrakker@TheMattTrakkerАй бұрын
    • ​​@@TheMattTrakkerEvery city has a subdivision of PFF for that team. PFF has PLENTY of content creators with that energy...

      @TheFactsMob@TheFactsMob29 күн бұрын
  • The guy who called his partner full of shit is the one who is. Alt gave up 1 sack in 700 drop back. He is 21 and has palyed tackle 3 yrs. The kid from PSU cant carry his jock

    @richardgazdyka8716@richardgazdyka87164 күн бұрын
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