Chance Warmack, Philadelphia Eagle

[BigEd76]

I remember he always played with his gut hanging out and was flat out nasty at Bama, but he pretty much disappeared during Tennessee's recent down period

[Don Ho]

It was shocking as to how he never materialized in Tennessee.  His draft analysis from 2013:

Draft Analysis:

Considered by many to be one of the best all-around players in this draft class, Warmack should enjoy a long and productive NFL career -- and help solidify the Titans' ground game. The last offensive guard to be picked in the first round of a draft was Chris Naeole, who went 10th overall to the New Orleans Saints in 1997.

[Diomedes]

Yeah, we'll see.

[QB Eagles]

The reason most people haven't thought about him since the draft is that he's been awful since then. I mean, let's not dance around it. He can run block fine. He provides no pass protection. He's a draft bust. And he's coming off a season-long injury.

You bring in a guy like this for cheap hoping that you can develop something in him that his first team failed to develop. He seemed like a potential Hall of Famer coming out of college and he's too young to give up on given his athleticism, but unless his game changes soon, his career is probably half over.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Kinda like Jonathan Cooper then, eh?

[Diomedes]

I was thinking more like when the Giants took in Shawn Andrews.

[Eagaholic]

Of course last year they were down to what, 3rd or was it fourth string on the line? Wentz was getting squished like clay. If Warmack comes fairly cheap and he ends up as a decent backup, it's a good deal. They need bodies there. He can make more in per game signing boni that everything else put together so he has incentive and if he doesn't work out at all they can ditch him with minimal loss.

[Tomahawk]

I remember he always played with his gut hanging out and was flat out nasty at Bama, but he pretty much disappeared during Tennessee's recent down period

Better gut than Gaga