Tennessee Titans host accomplished tackle prospect on a Top 30 visit

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On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans said goodbye to former starting right tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere. While this move does save them money against the salary cap, it does take an offensive tackle out of the mix for a depth role.

During the pre-draft process, the Titans have been linked to a few offensive tackle prospects and have brought some in for a Top 30 visit to the team facility. One of those is an intriguing prospect from Boston College, Ozzy Trapilo.

The Titans had a 30 visit with Boston College OT Ozzy Trapilo, per source.

One of the few true Day 2 tackles, the three-year RT starter is 70th overall on the consensus board.

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The 6-foot-8, 318-pound tackle is an accomplished pass protector who is best suited in a traditional dropback passing scheme. Technically refined and natural, his skills should translate to the NFL.

He can be hit or miss as a run blocker and will need to develop an aggressive streak and second-level movement skills to reach his ceiling. The traits are there for this to happen, but they need to be cultivated by NFL coaching.

Trapilo should be viewed as a mid-round tackle prospect who can come into the league as a rookie and compete for a swing tackle position with starter upside.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans host accomplished tackle prospect on a Top 30 visit

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