For the O-line junkies, #Texans GM Nick Caserio went longgggg on evaluating offensive linemen. Question by Kim Davis

You know me and my O-line inquiries Seth.

@kimydavis Still don't understand when O-line has been a perpetual problem for the organization why they thought they could get rid of Tunsil and be okay.

@kimydavis Cool so he has no excuse to be this fucking inept at evaluating talent and addressing the line

@Djbienaime @kimydavis “Thanks Nick, but a simple yes or no would suffice.”

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@kimydavis @LoganPaulsenNFL I thought u said offensive lineman are *relatively* easier to evaluate. Would love to hear you address any discrepancies. @GrantPaulsen

@kimydavis Dante Scarnecchia was the reason the pats always had offensive line production out of late round draft picks

@kimydavis This right here 🙌

@kimydavis 🔥 🔥 🔥 🙏

@kimydavis ⬇️ private workouts are the lowest factor needed in the evaluation process for OL. What you see on tape should be 99% of the evaluation. So I disagree with him.

@kimydavis What an answer!

@kimydavis He’s a bloviator!

@kimydavis Just forwarded to my little Black Tiger

@kimydavis This is kind of sick

@kimydavis Every time I listen to an interview with Caserio, he impresses more. It’s not often that a GM gives detailed answers about player positions, and what he looks for during player evaluations. He’s put it all together this year! 🔥👍💯💯💯

@kimydavis Are we getting Ross Tucker this yr? Mayo game day be delicious lol

@kimydavis @grouk pleaze summarize. Tell me like I'm not a scout in the Brady era Patriots front office. 3 sentences. No GM Speak.