The "Parker watch"

[aggierattler]

I agree with DURHAMGSOAGGIE...I believe that he’ll go earlier than Tarik did.

I’m hoping that he goes to either Tampa, Dallas or Pittsburgh.

[Gator]

The way linemen went down this past season, and if he continues to perform well during the game this weekend and at the combines, I say late first, early second. If not, late second round!

[Bornthrilla]

If he drops to the 3rd round, Dallas will definitely get him. They need OT depth behind Tyron Smith.

[krazykev]

Jan 25, 2018 15:24:25 GMT -5 Bornthrilla said:

If he drops to the 3rd round, Dallas will definitely get him. They need OT depth behind Tyron Smith.

The Cowboys talked about how they are very impress with him on their Draft show from the Senior Bowl

[durhamgsoaggie]

Jan 25, 2018 15:59:37 GMT -5 krazykev said:

Jan 25, 2018 15:24:25 GMT -5 Bornthrilla said:

If he drops to the 3rd round, Dallas will definitely get him. They need OT depth behind Tyron Smith.

The Cowboys talked about how they are very impress with him on their Draft show from the Senior Bowl

Brandon >>> Byron Bell

But I think Dallas also realizes that La'el Colins isn't really what they thought he'd be at RT and would like to kick him back in at LG.

Dallas wouldn't surprise me at all.

[durhamgsoaggie]

[VA's Finest]

I know individual linemen tend to sometimes benefit the DL, but let's be honest yesterday was probably Parker's worse as a collegiate (or maybe not since technically he's not anymore...anyway). He have up his first "sack" albeit in practice to DL from UTSA on a quick inside move. Then DE/OLB from UCF beat him around the edge with pure quickness, i really don't believe he even got out of his stance before being beaten.

I'm confident however this young man has the wherewithal and athleticism to make corrections and improve going forward.

There were some positives, he did have good showing against DE Andrew Brown from UVA.

My apologies for not posting clips here but I saw these all on Twitter.

[krazykev]

Brandon Parker (OT, North Carolina A&T) had some nice reps in 1-on-1 adjusting to various rushers. Liked his ability to carry his man wide, then smoothly adjust back to the inside off movement. His balance and body position was right where it needed to be to successfully execute his block

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[AggieMac]

Jan 26, 2018 11:05:33 GMT -5 krazykev said:

Brandon Parker (OT, North Carolina A&T) had some nice reps in 1-on-1 adjusting to various rushers. Liked his ability to carry his man wide, then smoothly adjust back to the inside off movement. His balance and body position was right where it needed to be to successfully execute his block

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Just a nice mishap for our fortune. On the same page they have Justin Jones as senior from NC A&T where actually he is from NC State. People can't get our name out of their heads! LOL

Justin Jones (DT, North Carolina A&T) doesn’t have many pass rush moves, but he has tremendous upper body strength. I saw twice where he walked his man right back into the quarterback easily. I was waiting for one of the blockers just to try and sit down on him but it never happened. He was just too overpowering to handle.

[durhamgsoaggie]

Jan 26, 2018 11:05:03 GMT -5 VA's Finest said:

I know individual linemen tend to sometimes benefit the DL, but let's be honest yesterday was probably Parker's worse as a collegiate (or maybe not since technically he's not anymore...anyway). He have up his first "sack" albeit in practice to DL from UTSA on a quick inside move. Then DE/OLB from UCF beat him around the edge with pure quickness, i really don't believe he even got out of his stance before being beaten.

I'm confident however this young man has the wherewithal and athleticism to make corrections and improve going forward.

There were some positives, he did have good showing against DE Andrew Brown from UVA.

My apologies for not posting clips here but I saw these all on Twitter.

1. Practice doesn't count for numbers.... LOL. I've actually seen Brandon give up a sack in practice. But I saw that play on TV. The DT rode the LG outside into Parker's path, and the DE cut under, which amounts to a stunt... something that isn't allowed in this type of All-Star game for safety purposes. But if it's an NFL game, the LG is supposed to recognize the DE isn't engaging the LT and hand off the DT to the LT and catch a piece of the DE coming inside.

2. Here's the clip of Shaquem Griffin getting around Brandon on a rep on Tuesday.

Brandon probably hadn't taken a meaningful rep at RT since 2014 until that clip. But then watch the rep at LT against Griffin on the same day at 3:24



The pros knew that Brandon had 48 straight starts at LT. They were interested to see how well he progressed throughout the week at RT. And that feedback has been pretty positive.

[marchingband1969]

Well I sat down this Sunday morning and watched yesterday's Senior bowl...well actually I watched Brandon's performance...every play! And honestly he did a good job pass blocking. There were a few plays when he was a step slow, but considering the defensive talent he was up against, he did well.

I've never personally met Brandon but I was so proud of his performance yesterday and I'm looking forward to seeing him on Sundays.

[aggielaw]

He looked good on the left and the right.

[Maxell]

Jan 28, 2018 11:34:24 GMT -5 marchingband1969 said:

Well I sat down this Sunday morning and watched yesterday's Senior bowl...well actually I watched Brandon's performance...every play! And honestly he did a good job pass blocking. There were a few plays when he was a step slow, but considering the defensive talent he was up against, he did well.

I've never personally met Brandon but I was so proud of his performance yesterday and I'm looking forward to seeing him on Sundays.

What goes unnoticed is that he dominated on the running plays, contributing to the big runs the South had.

[Bornthrilla]

[Bornthrilla]