NFL Mock Draft 2015 First Round: Where will Marcus Mariota fall?

<p>The Cincinnati Bengals have a decent quarterback, a stud at receiver, a good defense, and a solid running game. One thing they can continue to get better on, though, if they want to win a playoff game finally, is offensive lie.</p> <p>Andrus Peat is the perfect guy for that.</p> <p>Stanford was not as physical last year as they had been in years past, but they still were tough enough to be in just about every game, and Peat never had a problem.</p> <p>Peat is an incredibly uniques size at 6’7″ 313 pounds, and he is very flexible and shifty for an offensive lineman. Scouts are hinting that he will likely be much better at right tackle as opposed to left tackle, but that is perfectly fine. There is no reason to knock points from somebody because they can’t play blind-side tackle.</p> <p>Every position on the line is important, and Peat would be incredibly gifted with his size and mobility. Another offensive lineman with great upside for the Bengals is a good thing no matter what, and with his experience playing in a system that relied on him to keep drives alive at Stanford under Head Coach David Shaw, he should be able to thrive in the NFL.</p>. Offensive Tackle. Stanford Cardinal. Andrus Peat. 21. player. 56