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This was like Corey Gaynor's whole highlight film, and I've seen clips like this in other guys' tapes as well. Drives me nuts.

I like Tate's long term (NFL) upside better than Neal. Neal was more polished is all I'm saying. He's so big and proportionate that he can wall off most guys easily with simple efficient movement.

Seymore's jump set is too much for lesser competition. Pair him with a strong vertical setting LT and that's a tough combo to break through like Jason Peters/Evan Mathis. McLaughlin has silky smooth footwork. Hand placement and weight distribution need work. Obviously he has to get A LOT...