Matt Waldman on Eli Raridon

VideoFeel It or F--k It 4.13.26: An RSP Podcast with Bob Harris and Matt WaldmanApril 13, 2026

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I hear some of my peers saying Eli Raridon is vastly underrated, but when I watch his blocking, I think he has significant lapses... his blocking is not the way people describe it to be. Um and that he has minor lapses with his hands... maybe he's better off as one of those inline blockers who can just filter out and just be a you know, a Tyler Warren type, Tucker Kraft type. Maybe that makes him a little more compelling, but even then, the blocking concerns me.

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STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Blocking concerns limit upside; better as inline blocker than receiving threat.

Bob Harris disputes peer consensus that Eli Raridon is vastly underrated, citing significant blocking lapses despite assignment to specific opponents and minor hand-catching issues. At 6'6" 245 lbs with room to add weight, Harris suggests Raridon may be better suited as an inline blocker who filters out (Tyler Warren/Tucker Kraft archetype) rather than a primary receiving threat, though blocking concerns persist even in that role.

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