BRIAN WINTERS RUMORS
Turn On the Jets Film Room: Is Brian Winters Ready to Start?
During the 2013 NFL Draft, the Jets took a position that was bare and made it very crowded. Considering the constant preaching of competition around the Jets these days, it makes sense that John Idzik would draft Brian Winters, Oday Aboushi, and Will Campbell to be added to a stable of Offensive Guards that could already include Willie Colon, Stephen Peterman, Vlad Ducasse, and Caleb...
Jets Beef Up O-line with Third Round Pick Brian Winters
After surprising most of us by ignoring the offense in round one, the Jets put all of their day two focus on the offense. First they got their quarterback when Geno Smith fell into their lap in the second round, next up was some protection help for the young quarterback as they selected offensive lineman Brian Winters from Kent State University.Winters (6'4"and 320 lbs....
Jets draft Kent State OL Winters in third round
The New York Jets have selected versatile Kent State offensive lineman Brian Winters in the third round of the NFL draft.
Winters, who is 6-foot-4 and 310 pounds, started at left tackle for the Golden Flashes but is expected to play at guard in the NFL. It was a position of need for the Jets, who allowed Brandon Moore and Matt Slauson, the team's starters the last few years...
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New York Jets Select Offensive Guard Brian Winters
With the 72nd pick in the NFL Draft the New York Jets selected Kent State Guard Brian Winters. In his offensive line rankings, staff writer Mike Nolan had this to say about Winters
“Winters may be the nastiest lineman in the draft. The former tackle is not great in space and will probably be asked to move to guard. He shows solid technique and violently finishes blocks. He reminds...
With the 72nd Overall Pick: Jets select Brian Winters, OG, Kent State
After making a splash with their second round pick, QB Geno Smith, the New York Jets settle down by drafting Brian Winters, guard out of Kent State.
Winters, at 6'4", 320lbs has been a force on the line for KSU, ever since his true freshman year where he started at the right tackle position. He's flexible and fiery; large, but quick for his size.
Having...
Top Ohio prospects in the NFL Draft
A glance at the top five Ohio natives in this year's NFL Draft...
Travis Kelce, TE, Cleveland HeightsCincinnati - He's still developing as a tight end, and he missed much of the early pre-draft hoopla while recovering from injury. But Kelce is a big (6'5, 255), fast prospect in the mold of other tight ends who have posted big numbers in recent seasons, so teams see him...
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Steelers Offensive Line Coach Present At Kent State Pro Day
Tom Reed of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Wednesday via Twitter that the Pittsburgh Steelers, along with three other NFL teams sent their offensive line coaches to the Kent State pro day to observe offensive linemen Brian Winters and Josh Kline.
Winters played left tackle in 2012, and also played right tackle and right guard while at Kent State. He made the All-MAC team...
2013 NFL Draft: GoDaddy.com Bowl Scouting Preview – Kent State vs. Arkansas State
In just two weeks’ time, the Senior Bowl will have its players arrive and get ready for a long week of practice in Mobile, Alabama. While the NFL scouting community will be focused much more heavily when players are preparing and trying to impress at Ladd Peebles Stadium that week, the GoDaddy.com Bowl features a handful of NFL talent that’ll try to impress in Mobile this week...
2013 NFL Draft: Northern Illinois vs. Kent State Scouting Preview
In a MAC Championship game that could have BCS implications (we haven’t said that in a long while), Kent State and Northern Illinois will hope to finish the season in the Top 20 and give the MAC some love in the national media. While BCS haters are hoping for a Kent State win, as they’ll be in the BCS if they win, NFL scouts will be hoping for these offense to put up points,...
#66 Brian Winters, OT Kent State
Brian Winters, OT Kent State
HGT: 6-4 WGT: 311
Brian Winters has started every single game (49 to date) since stepping foot on the Kent State campus as a true freshman in 2009. Since 2010 Winters has been an All-Conference performer. This season Winters was selected to be an Offensive team captain, and is on the Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List along with the Senior Bowl Watch...
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