Our Draft Networking series rolls on with a closer look at Sean Rhyan. Rhyan talked with JustinM_NFL about his NFL Combine experience, how he handles different pass rushers, what kind of NFL player he’ll be, and more. FrontOffice33 | NFLDraft
We’re going to see offensive linemen drafted early and often this April. Every NFL team is looking to build an offensive line they can rely on to protect their quarterback. A lack of depth was quite evident all throughout the league in 2021.
SR: I look back on it in a positive light. UCLA was a fantastic school not only for my athletic abilities but for my education as well. The education was humongous. Getting a quality education indirectly helped me become a better football player. Whether that means I studied the playbook in a more effective manner or what have you, the techniques our academic advisors shared with me helped me lead a better life in every way imaginable.
Coach Kelly is a great coach that understands how to coach his players. When we need to get ripped up a little bit, he’s there to do that . He also knows when to dial it back a little bit. That’s an important trait. He understands what mood is necessary in the moment. We continuously progressed and became better players under coach Kelly. He was great with the defensive players as well. He helps us win games.
Teams had to really focus on the threat of both the run and pass when they prepared to play UCLA. We had fantastic running backs. We had an athletic quarterback. The playbook was open for us. We were such a balanced team overall that it was difficult for opposing teams to figure us out offensively. It was never easy to pinpoint what we were going to do that week.
JM: The combine really is a special event. Speaking of the interviews, did you have many formals throughout the course of the week? SR: I’ve definitely heard the chatter about me potentially kicking inside and playing guard. Before teams even mentioned the possibility at the combine, I was telling them that I am more than happy to play tackle, guard, or even center if that’s where they see fit. Whichever team drafts me, I want to be able to help them in whatever way they need. I want to help us win games and be successful. I brought up the topic before they did.
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