The Oklahoma Sooners have a solid track record in sending great players to the NFL. The Sooners have sent two Heisman Trophy winners in Baker mayfield and Kyler Murray in recent years.
Oklahoma just saw the catcher CeeDee Lamb and linebacker Kenneth Murray become first-round picks. Signal Caller Companion Jalen hurts He was also selected in the second round and appears to have a leading role with the Philadelphia Eagles.
According to the Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Orlando BrownThe Sooners helped him prepare for the NFL game. In a message, shared by Sooners’ offensive line coach Bill BedenbaughBrown described his experience playing for the soccer program.
“Oklahoma offered the best opportunity to reach the next level,” said Brown. “Not only did they bring out talent, but they also had successful players and longevity at the NFL level. I could understand that they taught consistency in all aspects of life, on and off the field. ”
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– Bill Bedenbaugh (@OU_CoachB) June 27, 2020
Brown starred in Oklahoma for three seasons. He started 40 games and was a key member of the Sooners’ offensive line. He was named Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year twice in his career in 2016 and 2017.
In his junior season, Brown was named a unanimous first-team All-American and was a finalist for the Outland Trophy. He was drafted in the third round of the 2018 National League Draft by the Baltimore Ravens.
Now, Brown opens lanes for the NFL’s main offense. He also protected the NFL MVP in the Ravens’ star quarterback. Lamar Jackson. Last season, Brown made his first Pro Bowl after starting 16 games with the Ravens.
Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley He saw Brown’s potential every step of the way. He told Brown before the 2018 NFL Draft that he was ready to make the jump after a great career with the Sooners.
“I’ve seen him do it for three years,” said Riley. “He has been one of the best left tackles in the game. It has brought a ton to our program. He has been a great player, a great leader. It will make an NFL team very, very happy. So there is no doubt that you are ready to do it. “
Brown looks to continue his NFL success this season with the Ravens.
