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Asper, 26, bounced between tackle and guard at Oregon. He sat out two years on a religious mission, making him one of the older players in April's draft, in which the Bills picked him in the sixth round (178th overall).
Listed at 6-foot-7 and 325 pounds, Asper is thought to be a good fit for a zone-based blocking scheme. The Bills cut him on Friday.
now this could be a gem we snagged!! dad had mentioned this guy to me during the draft, he was on his radar depending on what we could do in the later rounds. i'm betting he needs coaching, as basic as fundamentals even.. but with his size.. it's a project i'm happy with seeing tried, we are rebuilding.
He has got to be an upgrade over the revolving door known as Pat Brown... Let's hope he's a huge upgrade.Quote:
Originally Posted by digital420
Meet the Minnesota Vikings: OL Mark Asper
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Standing at 6’7 and weighing 325 pounds, Asper is a mammoth of a man who brings size and versatility to the Vikings offensive line. After playing both tackle and guard during his college career, he made the adjustment to an interior combo leading up to the 2012 NFL Draft, performing admirably at center during a pre-draft All-Star game. Now he’s hoping to make a full-time transition to the interior at the pro level.
Hmmmmm, yet another player that fits the ZB scheme. Didn't ole Musgrove say that he was going to move away from that scheme when he first got here.
Of course he then said he was gonna run 6 blocking schemes.
LOL, I'll refrain from going any further down that rabbit hole. In the end, I like this move.
http://http://www.nfl.com/draft/2012...per?id=2532788Quote:
Originally Posted by Marrdro
Most likely is not similar to what we do so your point is moot.Quote:
Oregon uses a very unique zone-blocking scheme.
Good pickup.
It is likely the Bills were trying to slip Mark Asper onto their practice squad.
He is one big guy.