"There's some technical stuff to improve"? TBH with you TDN last year wrote about a guard and said in the profile that he could and had also played tackle. He didn't. This is the same draft site that said Evans was a zone only runner and who had his success running zone. It was the opposite. Yes he had some success in zone but he had much more success in gap which he ran 50-55% of the time. TDN, minus Kyle and Joe, is just not good quality analysis.
Brod Jones of the top 5 tackles is the worst right now in pass pro. He is underdeveloped with his hands and he has a bad anchor - lets guys get under him and bull-rush him. Going by total pressures given up when a zillion prospects in college don't give up many pressures is asinine. Hell even UDFA prospects can hardly give up pressures but when you are in a run-heavy RPO offense and rarely actually have true pass sets it happens.
Saying Brod has some technical stuff to improve is not helpful. That to me is someone faking it. Here is what his issues are. For one he doesn't have his hands in the right position, he is late with his punches, and he has sloppy hand placement, usually, like many college tackles, wide. He is prone to oversetting. Now luckily he has the recovery to shut down inside counters but against the best edge rushers that won't be the case. He is sloppy against speed rushers - in particular he doesn't use his hands properly to clear them around the QB. And he gets himself out of position which leaves him vulnerable to redirects to the pocket. Had he played with a less mobile QB with bad pocket presence we wouldn't be hearing about his lack of sacks and/or pressures. Bennett often stepped up to bail him out so it didn't even technically count as a hurry. Aside from those issues he is inexperienced dealing with advanced rushers and doesn't have the answers to combos. Lacks counters.
Brod has the athleticism to be elite in pass pro but pass pro is SO much more than athleticism.
I don't like slandering sites but The Athletic, Bleacher Report, Brandon Thorn's substack, Matt Waldman, PFF to a degree, Lance Z, Dane Brugler, DJ, Bucky, Ben Solak, Nate Tice, and so many other guys produce great content. TDN really misses the mark and you can get a lot of bad takes there. I used to value their insight but these days I steer clear of anything that isn't Kyle or Joe because I have found it to be inaccurate.