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from his video, he gets pushed around a bit, but he has active feet and good balance. The Cougars never run the ball, so impossible to tell if he can run block. Probably be OK, but certainly not a mauler.
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…STRENGTHS
Good overall weight distribution given that he gained approximately 75 pounds since signing with Washington State as a former prep tight end. Basketball background is clear, as Madison shows good initial quickness, lateral agility and balance to shuffle and mirror rushers in pass protection. Generally plays with good knee bend, showing the core flexibility and strength to anchor effectively. Does not rely on an initial punch, showing patience, poise and strong hands to latch onto opponents and keep them in front of him. Quick enough to turn and seal opponents in the running game and shows leg drive and flashes some nastiness to move defenders off the line when asked to do so (rarely in this pass-oriented offense). Good agility to climb to the second level and adjust to moving targets. Very durable player with 39 consecutive starts on his resume - all at right tackle. -- Rob Rang 12/28/2017
WEAKNESSES
Played in a shotgun-heavy, pass-oriented offense that rarely asked him to block out of the three-point stance. Struggles with pad level, at times, and lacks the elite upper body strength to control defenders when he loses the leverage battle. Did a better job of handling outside speed than edge rushers doubling back inside on counter-moves. Needs to do a better job with tandem and double-team blocks, too often losing rushers in the B gap (Utah, Washington - 2017). - Rob Rang 12/28/2017
COMPARES TO: Mitchell Schwartz, Chiefs - Just as Madison likely will be, Schwartz was stereotyped by some as a by-product of a pass-happy Pac-12 offense when he left California. He has since proven well-worthy of the third round selection (by Cleveland) in 2012, starting all 95 games of his NFL career thus far and taking his game to another level in the West Coast Offense-based scheme utilized in Kansas City.
IN OUR VIEW: Through hard work, Madison developed into one of the better right tackles in the Pac-12 over the past four seasons. He possesses the size and agility NFL scouts are looking for but is more of a technician who relies on positioning and his quickness than the powerful, glass-eating earth-mover some clubs expect at the strongside tackle position.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
from his video, he gets pushed around a bit, but he has active feet and good balance. The Cougars never run the ball, so impossible to tell if he can run block. Probably be OK, but certainly not a mauler.
Classic Packer OL pick. Former college tackle who can dance.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
Where are you getting the scouting reports, NFL Draft Scout?
"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
LOWDOWN: Madison has been a four-year starter, 47 games total. Comments from Packers' Jon Eric-Sullivan: Cole can probably play inside. He'll probably start out at guard... We like that he played tackle. He's a big man. He's got good instincts. They're in a pass-happy offense. Has some position versatility... I think thought process is if you can play on edge, tackle, you have to have feet out there. We like taking tackles if we can.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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