What does ROGER ROSENGARTEN bring to the BALTIMORE RAVENS? (2024 NFL Draft Film Breakdown)
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2024
- With the 62nd overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft the Baltimore #Ravens select Roger Rosengarten, OT, #huskies
We dive deep into his game. and what he's bringing!
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reminds me a little bit of Linderbaum. Great mobility, good hands, excellent sense of where he needs to be, but a little undersized.
He does not have good hands lol. That is one of his major weaknesses. His strength being the other. You just watched what amounted to a highlight video with a few exceptions.
Go watch all his play v Michigan in National title game. It is a mess.
Perfect when mixing things up, did you see him Pull. Think they got a good one that'll get stronger which is his main dinger.
His versatility alone will definitely get him a starting position
Love the tape and commentary. Good stuff
Great film study
Guy is easily a first round caliber tackle. I think he’s a lock to start either side.
BS. Lol.
The fact this video used the Michigan game to push Rosengarten's positives? Is downright comical. He was straight trash in that game. Plus on one the "positives" he gave up a clear pressure.
In Nat title game Rosengarten gave up 11 pressures and that wasn't counting all the times he got beat off the snap but Penix had the ball out.
It is little wonder Ravens fans have such an inflated view of their players. This video is pure PR for Rosengarten.
Rosengarten has some serious question marks. Strength, shortish arms, too upright in stance, mediocre to poor hands and despite his athleticism he rarely if ever moved people off the spot at 2nd level.
One time Rosengarten saw Latu in 2022? He got roasted repeatedly.
@@jlm4455 idk what I should do… trust my eyes and the film breakdown if at least 4 people (including ummm.. this one)
Or should I believe you’re very hyperbolic reply to me saying he’s a first round prospect 🤷🏿♂️
I’m interested in that center from Michigan st we got. I seen a film study on him from Edgar Allen and it has me interested
Good shit Cole
I'm so excited about the ravens transitioning to the mobility-based run game. I'd really be curious if faalele and cleveland start this year, what do you think the run concepts look like with a outside-zone type left side through linderbaum and the big maulers on the right
Hopefully DF and B worked on footwork the last 4 months. Something about having big bullies up front is fun to watch
I want to believe the guys we have will step up this yr, but it would nice if RR can hep by Halloween or so.
Seems to me he’d be a dominant guard especially with the pulling
If we still had zeitler this oline would be so much for the development of this young players. It was a huge mistake letting him walk
Ravens seemed to have a type of Lineman they want to transition to athletic and able to pull and get to the second level. Guys like Faalae and Cleveland who are more power wonder how will they fit
Love how you showed the start of plays frame by frame so we can see how fast he gets set
The oversetting is an issue but I doubt teams would be that eager to take advantage of it by rushing on the inside of the tackle since. Teams usually wanna contain Lamar instead of giving him a sea of space to run into .
Curious if you counted the # of pressures RR gave up in the title game? Filmstudy Ravens counted at least 11 but noted that pff, using a different definition, counted 5 (I think).
I didn’t, but I could. There’s definitely a number of hurries and of course the hold that I highlighted
Our future RT has a lot of promise. I think with camp, he will be able to fix a lot of his movements and be Prime ready for the playoffs.
He definitely winning Rt
I really hope we hit on him in he has an all pro career like Linderbaum
Devontez walker next
It seems to me the root of almost all of his issues is his narrow base and not keeping his weight evenly distributed between his feet. He too quickly sacrifices kick-post foot relationship in his aggressive sets and becomes narrow based, making 2 hand swipes easy, easy to get him out of the way
Adds up for sure. Very fixable
😂😂dang 6’5 short ?? That’s new to me. I can see about the weight being small but 6’5 sheesh is considered short didn’t expect to hear that.
Lol that’s per RAS which is why it’s a 4th
@@RoadGradersFB 💯
@@RoadGradersFB things RAS doesn't show: Rosengarten amongst all the OTs prospects has the biggest strength concerns. I saw him continually get shoved back into pocket on bull rushes. His lower body looks downright spindly compared to other prospects. Backed up by the fact he struggled to anchor well. In Michigan game he was getting beat outside, inside and on bull rushes. It was ugly.
In 2022 he had an equally bad game v UCLA. Which included Latu giving him fits.
There are things too like, however, the need to boost him up and ignore the obvious issues? Is why Ravens fans and people on that Ravens board you help run have such an inflated view of their own players.
I'll be honest Cole, i was immensely disappointed when the Ravens passed on Kingsley. I thought getting a high upside developmental LT to sit behind Stanley for a year was more important than a RT to compete with Faalele. But I'm okay with this now because i don't have any other choice! Lol
Allegedly he can play
both RT and LT
He seems like a great scheme fit but his size and length makes me nervous.
Linderbaum didn’t teach u
1st
GOAT
@@RoadGradersFBwhat about me I’m first after him 😂! Good content #Flock 🙏🏽😈
I think he will start at RT. Ronnie gets one more year to reel it all in.