The offensive linens showed their immense athletic ability in the intimidating size within the Lucas oil stadium to conclude the combination of NFL 2025 on Sunday.
These blockers are a solid rock group, highlighted by a large number of possible converts of rigs to guard at the next level. The highest offensive line group in Combine History did not disappoint in the field.
These are some of the winners and losers among the offensive linens of Sunday’s drills in Indianapolis, starting with a look at some of the main perspectives:
Qualification of Ol’s best perspectives
Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas: B
Banks did not hurt his actions. He will not help it significantly. Its 40 -yard race time of 5.16 seconds to 6 feet 5 and 315 pounds is passable, not spectacular. The same with the 32 -inch vertical jump and the 8 -inch width jump.
Will Campbell, LSU: B+
Campbell’s arm length, which cannot be ignored, drag your rating. With longer arms, he would have easily been in the “Un” range, because it was tested as a top 10 selection in the offensive Tackle. But its wingspan is the shortest of any Tackle perspective since at least 2011 in Indianapolis.
Armand Membou, Missouri: A+
Mebou had a performance that remembered Tristan Wirfs in 2020. It is huge, 6 feet 4 and 332 pounds, with a supreme explosiveness for the Tackle position, as evidenced by its wide vertical and ridiculous of 34 inches 9 feet wide. I still can’t believe that Membou has been able to jump so far with more than 330 pounds.
Tyler Booker, Alabama: C
Before the training, Booker obtained an A+. It seems the part and does not measure more than expected about 6 feet 5 and 321 pounds and 34 1/2 “.
Gray Zabel, North Dakota state: A-
Surprisingly, there is no 40 -yard race for the explosive Zabel, who otherwise shook his training, with an elastic vertical and 9 feet 3 inches wide, all about 6 feet 6 and 312 pounds. His 32 -inch arms were short for the position of the Tackle, but just for the guard.
Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon: A-
The left Tackle of the Ducks star was tested as a first round selection on Sunday. Do not surround it. That divided division of 1.71 seconds of 10 yards to elite level explosiveness, as well as its vertical of 34.5 inches.
Airontae Ersery, Minnesota: A
If you have 6 feet 6 and 331 pounds, you should not be able to execute 40 yards in 5.01 seconds. Ersery did it. He also had a 9 -foot fool 3 inches wide. Andrew Whitworth, former general selection No. 2 Greg Robinson and the left Tackle of the Bears, Darnell Wright, are the only blockers of more than 330 pounds that had a longer leap than you are since 1999.
Marcus Mbow, Purdue: N/A
Mbow decided not to exercise. Which is interesting because Purdue Pro Day is in three days!
Other winners
Tate Ratedge, Georgia
The Georgia Guard’s perspective is one of the highest guards that will see in the field, just north 6 -inch. At that point, and I only had 308 pounds, he had to try well, and did more than just try well. He prospered. Ratledge ran less than 5.00 in the 40 -yard race, with an impressive vertical of 32 inches and even more amazing 9 feet and 5 wide.
Jared Wilson, Georgia
In a class that lacks a striking and presumed number 1 center that mounted a wave of buzzing in the harvester, the upper central point was technically at play entering Indianapolis. Wilson planted his flag for the distinction, with a vertical hour of 4.84 seconds of 32 inches in the 40 -yard race, along with a division of 1.71 10 yards of 10 yards. It is a central quality perspective with elite explosiveness and has a NFL caliber size in 6 feet 3 and 310 pounds with arms of more than 32 inches.
Jalen Travis, Iowa state
The imposing Tackle of almost 6 feet 8 and 339 pounds was easily one of the most impressive testers of the offensive line group, regardless of their size. It had a vertical of 35 inches, a 9 feet 4 wide and measured with long arms of 34 7/8 “. Mountain of a man who is also a large rocket.
Other losers
Donovan Jackson, Ohio state
Jackson laughed at his attempted 40 yards. It simply did not seem to be running with its normal march, which suggests that it is not completely healthy. That is always an annoyance when an injury appears in the harvester.
Anthony Belton, North Carolina state
Belton tested as most 6 -feet blockers do 6 and 330 pounds. He ran more than 5.00 on the 40 -yard board (5.26) and did not reach nine feet in the wide or 30 inches in the vertical. The only problem? It was found in a group with the Erersery and Membou of comparable size, which was tested through the ceiling.
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