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Offensive tackle measurements

PLAYER HEIGHT WEIGHT (LBS) ARM LENGTH WINGSPAN
Trey Adams 6-8 318 34 3/8" 81 4/8"
Hakeem Adeniji 6-4 3/8 302 33 6/8" 82 3/8"
Treymane Anchrum 6-1 7/8 314 33 5/8" 80 4/8"
Ben Bartch 6-5 6/8 309 32 7/8" 80 4/8"
Mekhi Becton 6-7 3/8 364 35 5/8" 83 2/8"
Saahdiq Charles 6-4 1/8 321 33" 80 3/8"
Cameron Clark 6-4 4/8 308 34 1/8" 82 6/8"
Ezra Cleveland 6-6 311 33 3/8" 80 3/8"
Jack Driscoll 6-4 5/8 306 33" 78 4/8"
Yasir Durant 6-6 331 34 6/8" 82 6/8"
Charlie Heck 6-7 5/8 311 34 1/8" 82 2/8"
Justin Herron 6-3 5/8 308 33 4/8" 80 4/8"
Robert Hunt 6-5 1/8 323 33 4/8" 82"
Austin Jackson 6-4 7/8 322 34 1/8" 82"
Josh Jones 6-5 319 33 7/8" 79 7/8"
Colton McKivitz 6-6 1/8 306 33 6/8" 81 5/8"
Lucas Niang 6-6 315 34 2/8" 83 1/8"
Matt Peart 6-6 5/8 318 36 5/8" 86 4/8"
Jon Runyan 6-4 2/8 306 33 2/8" 79 5/8"
Terrence Steele 6-5 7/8 312 35 1/8" 85 4/8"
Alex Taylor 6-8 3/8 308 36 1/8" 88"
Andrew Thomas 6-5 1/8 315 36 1/8" 83 4/8"
Prince Tega Wanogho 6-5     308 33 4/8" 80 6/8"
Jedrick Wills 6-4 2/8 312 34 2/8" 83 4/8"
Tristan Wirfs 6-4 7/8 320 34" 80 2/8"

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Been favoring Wills over Thomas, but I like OTs whose wingspan comes disproportionately from arm length vs. chest width... and that says Thomas is the guy. I can't wait to see them move.

Jones' measurements are a bit of a concern as well.

On the plus side there's UConn's Matt Peart. I've been looking at him as a prospective, developmental, Day-3 OT... think I'll look a little harder.

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Guard/center measurements

PLAYER HEIGHT WEIGHT (LBS) ARM LENGTH WINGSPAN
Tyler Biadasz 6-3 5/8 314 32 2/8" 79 7/8"
Ben Bredeson 6-4 5/8 315 31 1/8" 76 6/8"
Cohl Cabral 6-4 7/8 300 32 2/8" 78 4/8"
Trystan Colon-Castillo 6-3 313 30 4/8" 76 2/8"
Lloyd Cushenberry 6-3 1/8 312 34 1/8" 84 2/8"
Jake Hanson 6-4 3/8 303 32 6/8" 76 6/8"
Nick Harris 6-0 7/8 302 32 1/8" 77 4/8"
Matt Hennessy 6-3 7/8 307 32 2/8" 79 6/8"
Keith Ishmael 6-2 7/8 309 32 2/8" 78 7/8"
Cordel Iwuagwu 6-2 7/8 309 33 6/8" 81"
Jonah Jackson 6-3 4/8 306 33 4/8" 77 7/8"
Solomon Kindley 6-3 2/8 337 32 3/8" 77 6/8"
Shane Lemieux 6-3 7/8 310 32 2/8" 77"
Damien Lewis 6-2 327 33 79 4/8"
John Molchon 6-5 2/8 309 31 1/8" 76 4/8"
Kyle Murphy 6-3 2/8 316 33 7/8" 79 7/8"
Netane Muti 6-2 7/8 315 31 6/8" 76 4/8"
Michael Onwenu 6-2 5/8 344 34 3/8" 82"
Danny Pinter 6-4 2/8 306 31 7/8" 77 7/8"
Cesar Ruiz 6-2 6/8 307 33 1/8" 79 5/8"
John Simpson 6-4 1/8 321 34 1/8" 82 3/8"
Logan Stenberg 6-6 317 32 4/8" 80"
Simon Stepaniak 6-4 1/8 313 32" 79 7/8"
Calvin Throckmorton 6-5 317 32 4/8" 80 6/8"
Daryl Williams 6-2 3/8 304 32 1/8" 77 7/8"

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I've only watched 3 games but this would explain some of Andrew Thomas' success.  Kid doesn't have the smoothest feet or the best kick step, but he has a good wingspan with heavy hands that he uses to generate contact to slow down rushers.     Meanwhile my sleeper, Jack Driscoll, checking in about where I expected.  

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With 33" arms Driscoll looks OG bound to me. Wirfs' 34" arms are borderline.

Have you looked at UConn's Peart?

24 minutes ago, Tour2ma said:

Been favoring Wills over Thomas, but I like OTs whose wingspan comes disproportionately from arm length vs. chest width... and that says Thomas is the guy. I can't wait to see them move.

Jones' measurements are a bit of a concern as well.

On the plus side there's UConn's Matt Peart. I've been looking at him as a prospective, developmental, Day-3 OT... think I'll look a little harder.

 

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1 minute ago, Tour2ma said:

 

Have you looked at UConn's Peart?

 

Belicheck stalked Peart all senior bowl..I've had Peart replacing Thuney at RG since..freak arm length 

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8 minutes ago, gumby73 said:

my only thought is, how many linemen will Becton still beat in his 40 time? that kid is a raw freak 

Not many, gum... DraftScout always seems to have good insight into 40 times and they have Becton as the slowest of their page 1 prospects...

http://www.draftscout.com/players.php?GenPos=OT&DraftYear=2020&sortorder=TSXPos&order=ASC

Bigger question is how his 10-yd split, his vert and his standing broad will stack up?

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33 minutes ago, Tour2ma said:

With 33" arms Driscoll looks OG bound to me. Wirfs' 34" arms are borderline.

Have you looked at UConn's Peart?

 

Not yet.  Driscoll's footwork is what drew me im, but at gaurd....?  Meh.  I don't think he has the ability to move bodies on the interior.  

Will give Peart a good look this weekend.

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Meanwhile inside...

I've been enamored with LSU's Cushenberry, and rightly so as the kid is plug'n'play at two positions, but been looking for IOL alternatives... and there are at least 4.

  • Jonah Jackson (tOSU) - upped his passpro this season; pretty balanced run/pass OG now.
  • Shane Lemieux (Oregon) - best ZBS OG I've looked at this class.
  • Cesar Ruiz (tsun) - seems to be rising and based on accounts I've read I need to get my eyes on him.
  • Netane Muti (Fresno St.) - see below...

Muti is in a word "scary". First, he is scary good. When on the field he's dominant. PFF has him as their #1 IOL prospect. Second, he is a scary pick because he's missed a lot of time... primarily due to leg injuries. Med staff needs to go over him twice... and then he'd still have to fall to me to tab him... but if he stays healthy? Lordy, Lordy...

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Odds aren't good vs draftscout..they got Becton coming in at 355bs, but the scale says 364lbs👀,, ok Orlando Brown came in at 6'7" 345lbs. & ran a 5.83 with a 1.98 split...Becton will beat Zuess Brown & any hammy pulls in the field

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Ideally we'll be wanting OT's to be able to get outside and block.  Speed, quickness & footwork.

Our OL is in such a need of overhaul that we may have to use all avenues this offseason.  FA, Draft AND Trade.

Fist we'll see if we can chip away at it in free agency. 

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2 hours ago, tiamat63 said:

Will give Peart a good look this weekend.

Not a lot of UConn tape out there. Here's good test vs. UCF.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=18&v=_pZbQRnsvPg&feature=emb_logo

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21 hours ago, Tour2ma said:

Not many, gum... DraftScout always seems to have good insight into 40 times and they have Becton as the slowest of their page 1 prospects...

http://www.draftscout.com/players.php?GenPos=OT&DraftYear=2020&sortorder=TSXPos&order=ASC

Bigger question is how his 10-yd split, his vert and his standing broad will stack up?

Big Hoss wants 5.2 👀  

if your not familiar with Becton in front of a mic? he's a fun kid      

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On 2/25/2020 at 8:50 PM, Tour2ma said:

Offensive tackle measurements

PLAYER HEIGHT WEIGHT (LBS) ARM LENGTH WINGSPAN
Trey Adams 6-8 318 34 3/8" 81 4/8"
Hakeem Adeniji 6-4 3/8 302 33 6/8" 82 3/8"
Treymane Anchrum 6-1 7/8 314 33 5/8" 80 4/8"
Ben Bartch 6-5 6/8 309 32 7/8" 80 4/8"
Mekhi Becton 6-7 3/8 364 35 5/8" 83 2/8"
Saahdiq Charles 6-4 1/8 321 33" 80 3/8"
Cameron Clark 6-4 4/8 308 34 1/8" 82 6/8"
Ezra Cleveland 6-6 311 33 3/8" 80 3/8"
Jack Driscoll 6-4 5/8 306 33" 78 4/8"
Yasir Durant 6-6 331 34 6/8" 82 6/8"
Charlie Heck 6-7 5/8 311 34 1/8" 82 2/8"
Justin Herron 6-3 5/8 308 33 4/8" 80 4/8"
Robert Hunt 6-5 1/8 323 33 4/8" 82"
Austin Jackson 6-4 7/8 322 34 1/8" 82"
Josh Jones 6-5 319 33 7/8" 79 7/8"
Colton McKivitz 6-6 1/8 306 33 6/8" 81 5/8"
Lucas Niang 6-6 315 34 2/8" 83 1/8"
Matt Peart 6-6 5/8 318 36 5/8" 86 4/8"
Jon Runyan 6-4 2/8 306 33 2/8" 79 5/8"
Terrence Steele 6-5 7/8 312 35 1/8" 85 4/8"
Alex Taylor 6-8 3/8 308 36 1/8" 88"
Andrew Thomas 6-5 1/8 315 36 1/8" 83 4/8"
Prince Tega Wanogho 6-5     308 33 4/8" 80 6/8"
Jedrick Wills 6-4 2/8 312 34 2/8" 83 4/8"
Tristan Wirfs 6-4 7/8 320 34" 80 2/8"

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Been favoring Wills over Thomas, but I like OTs whose wingspan comes disproportionately from arm length vs. chest width... and that says Thomas is the guy. I can't wait to see them move.

Jones' measurements are a bit of a concern as well.

On the plus side there's UConn's Matt Peart. I've been looking at him as a prospective, developmental, Day-3 OT... think I'll look a little harder.

:D and what did Ghoolie say about checking out sumo wrestlers?  Got any 400 pounders yet?  

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On 2/25/2020 at 8:50 PM, Tour2ma said:

Offensive tackle measurements

PLAYER HEIGHT WEIGHT (LBS) ARM LENGTH WINGSPAN
Trey Adams 6-8 318 34 3/8" 81 4/8"
Hakeem Adeniji 6-4 3/8 302 33 6/8" 82 3/8"
Treymane Anchrum 6-1 7/8 314 33 5/8" 80 4/8"
Ben Bartch 6-5 6/8 309 32 7/8" 80 4/8"
Mekhi Becton 6-7 3/8 364 35 5/8" 83 2/8"
Saahdiq Charles 6-4 1/8 321 33" 80 3/8"
Cameron Clark 6-4 4/8 308 34 1/8" 82 6/8"
Ezra Cleveland 6-6 311 33 3/8" 80 3/8"
Jack Driscoll 6-4 5/8 306 33" 78 4/8"
Yasir Durant 6-6 331 34 6/8" 82 6/8"
Charlie Heck 6-7 5/8 311 34 1/8" 82 2/8"
Justin Herron 6-3 5/8 308 33 4/8" 80 4/8"
Robert Hunt 6-5 1/8 323 33 4/8" 82"
Austin Jackson 6-4 7/8 322 34 1/8" 82"
Josh Jones 6-5 319 33 7/8" 79 7/8"
Colton McKivitz 6-6 1/8 306 33 6/8" 81 5/8"
Lucas Niang 6-6 315 34 2/8" 83 1/8"
Matt Peart 6-6 5/8 318 36 5/8" 86 4/8"
Jon Runyan 6-4 2/8 306 33 2/8" 79 5/8"
Terrence Steele 6-5 7/8 312 35 1/8" 85 4/8"
Alex Taylor 6-8 3/8 308 36 1/8" 88"
Andrew Thomas 6-5 1/8 315 36 1/8" 83 4/8"
Prince Tega Wanogho 6-5     308 33 4/8" 80 6/8"
Jedrick Wills 6-4 2/8 312 34 2/8" 83 4/8"
Tristan Wirfs 6-4 7/8 320 34" 80 2/8"

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Been favoring Wills over Thomas, but I like OTs whose wingspan comes disproportionately from arm length vs. chest width... and that says Thomas is the guy. I can't wait to see them move.

Jones' measurements are a bit of a concern as well.

On the plus side there's UConn's Matt Peart. I've been looking at him as a prospective, developmental, Day-3 OT... think I'll look a little harder.

Thanks for sharing this!   The last time we picked a LT named Thomas he went to 10 consecutive Pro Bowls for us.  During his rookie year (2007), he played next to a very productive veteran LG Eric Steinbach and we went 10-6.  

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52 minutes ago, Flugel said:

Thanks for sharing this!   The last time we picked a LT named Thomas he went to 10 consecutive Pro Bowls for us.  During his rookie year (2007), he played next to a very productive veteran LG Eric Steinbach and we went 10-6.  

Hmmm...Rookie Thomas next to veteran LG Bitonio? Interesting. Could history repeat itself?

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Only 3* TE's hit the Gil Brandt magic upper body strength number on the bench of 22 reps...Cinn. TE Josiah Deguara pushed bar 25 times..Vandy's- Jared Pinkney & Washington's- Bryant Hunter 23 times...

Just coming up short was Purdue's- Brycen Hopkins 21..and Dayton's Adam Trautman with 18 reps...

ND-Kmet, LSU's- Moss & Sullivan & Missouri-Okwuegbunam decided not to throw bar, up or down...     

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Njoku at 6'4' 246lbs ran a 4.66 40.. LSU- Steven Sullivan is same size running same 40 time of 4.66.. Missouri- Henry Okwuegbunam at 6'5" 258 lbs.just busted a 4.49 & 4.50 👀 40's..those times put you in the money

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1 hour ago, tiamat63 said:

edit:  kid's highlights look like Marshall Yanda.

But Yanda only did 23 reps at his Pro Day... :) 

Netane is a beast... and brings C/OG versatility to the party.... on top of his great name: Netane Muti.

If he can stay healthy...

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1 hour ago, tiamat63 said:

Well.... shit.  Made me bump Driscoll down a notch. 

lol... don't be jel...

I need to find one or two hidden gems per class... ;)

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Problem is my gems never stay hidden...

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Super Bowl 2020: NFL Draft prospects who resemble star players that helped Chiefs and 49ers reach Super Bowl

by Chris Trapasso @ChrisTrapasso Jan 30, 2020 at 10:03 am ET • 11 min read

Eric Fisher - Comparison: Matt Peart, UConn

Get to know this name. And no, Peart won't go in the first round like former No. 1 overall pick Fisher did. Heck, it would actually be a surprise if he made his way to the second day of the draft. 

But at nearly 6-foot-7 and 310 pounds with vines for arms and borderline elite athleticism for the tackle position that allows him to mirror like a veteran, Peart has the on-field ingredients to become Fisher 2.0 at the next level. When Fisher entered the league out of Central Michigan in 2013 and rocketed up boards all the way to the top of the draft, everyone agreed he had franchise tackle athletic traits but needed to beef up and get stronger. That's precisely how I view Peart right now.

Jimmy Garoppolo - Comparison: Anthony Gordon, Washington State

As a Washington State quarterback, you probably know what type Gordon is. He's a passer who gets it out quickly, mostly on underneath throws, and thanks to the variety of options at his disposal on every play, is pretty deft getting through his reads. But he doesn't have a huge arm and, from time to time (see: too often) writes checks with his brain that his arm can't cash. He's a quick-decision based quarterback. And does every quick decision you make in life turn out to be a good one? Exactly. The same goes for Gordon.

Garoppolo has become a better processor during his NFL career, but, he too hailed from a spread offense in college -- Eastern Illinois -- and was a quick-passing point guard before going to the New England Patriots. Don't be offended by this comparison, Jimmy G fans, but Gordon most resembles your guy in this draft class. 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/super-bowl-2020-nfl-draft-prospects-who-resemble-star-players-that-helped-chiefs-and-49ers-reach-super-bowl/

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On 2/26/2020 at 5:58 PM, gumby73 said:

Big Hoss wants 5.2 👀  

In that case he should have run slower... :)

Kid posted a 5.10...

 

Wirfs led the way with a 4.85. Wills 5.05.

Thomas posted a 7.58 3-cone. Wirfs 7.65.

 

Wirfs name pops up among the leaders for a lot of the drills.

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