Mayock's take on offensive tackles and interior linemen in NFL draft (1 Viewer)

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FOR THE 12th straight year, NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock will break down each of the positions in the draft for the Daily News, providing his assessment of the best player at each position, as well as his top riser and sleeper. Mayock, 54, resides in Newtown Square and is a graduate of the Haverford School. A former safety, he was a 10th-round pick of the Steelers in 1981 and played two seasons with the Giants (1982-83).

OFFENSIVE TACKLES

THE BEST

Name: Luke Joeckel

School: Texas A&M

Height, weight: 6-6, 303

40 time: 5.25

225 bench: 27

Arms: 34 1/4 inches

Round projection: 1

AND

Name: Eric Fisher

School: Central Michigan

Height, weight: 6-7, 306

40 time: 5.03

225 bench: 27

Arms: 34 1/2 inches

Round projection: 1

Mayock: "Joeckel is a little more solid right now than Fisher, but Fisher has more upside. Once or twice a game, every game I watched, somebody crossed Joeckel's face and beat him. But Johnny Football [A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel] cleans all that up because he's so talented. [Joeckel] oversets a little bit, but that's picking nits to be perfectly honest with you. Joeckel is more ready to play right now because of technique and the quality of competition he faced at A&M.
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[MarkIngramfan16]

I think Eric Fisher is the number one tackle in this draft he is just more athletic and he has way more upside