Oli Udoh has been dominant

Deshawn |

Aug 20, 2019

Right tackle Olisaemeka Udoh, the Vikings 6th round draft pick has shined in the first two preseason games. He’s played about forty-eight snaps between both games and allowed zero QB pressures, and zero sacks. While it is against third team players, it’s still impressive. Let’s highlight his play and breakdown what contributing to his early success.

His frame allows him to neutralize defenders and stop them in their tracks.

Watch Oli udoh stone wall the penetrating lineman here. Dudes been super impress. I only seen him lose one snap this game pic.twitter.com/PogjT72N2q
— Deshawn Vaughan (@vikingsfans16) August 20, 2019

Love the tenacity and the big man finish here. Punishing the defenders and finishing the play.

Back to back great plays for udoh. The tight end made a great block also. But udoh opens a big gap to run through. pic.twitter.com/y0NyyMqTqk
— Deshawn Vaughan (@vikingsfans16) August 20, 2019

Drives the defender out of the play, and is able to adjust to his adjustment.

Watch the defender try to get the angle on udoh and still get beat. Cornelius made a great block here to allowing the lane to form pic.twitter.com/nloIPxoO1A
— Deshawn Vaughan (@vikingsfans16) August 20, 2019

If Udoh continues to play like this the team will have no choice, but to showcase him with the second team offense. Either way He has a bright future ahead of him.