NFL Mock Draft 2023: Post Super Bowl LVII edition
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Scouting Report. IOL. O'Cyrus Torrence. 20. player. Pick Analysis. Florida. 36
One pick after his teammate and the quarterback who he blocked for this past season in Gainesville, the Seahawks could go O’Cyrus Torrence here at No. 20.
Seattle had one of the weakest offensive lines in the NFL last season and somehow managed to have one of the better offenses. Kenneth Walker III ran wild and had to create for himself a lot of the time and Geno Smith had a heck of a comeback year. Give these guys a good offensive line and there’s no telling how good they can be.
Torrence is probably the best interior offensive lineman in the class and that’s exactly what the Seahawks need.
He fits an immediate need and could go and start from day one. This fit makes too much sense.