Height
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Weight
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Arm
|
Hand
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10 Yd
|
40 Yd
|
Bench
|
Vertical
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Broad
|
3-Cone
|
Shuttle
|
60 Yd
Shuttle
|
6-5
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306
|
35 7/8
|
10
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
DNP
|
Game
Film Evaluated:
Pros: Quick
feet… Flashed ability to anchor. Engulfs smaller ends. He can get upfield with
ease and smooth. . He can drive men back in the run game when he keeps his feet
moving and drives. Really strong hands. Blessed with natural athleticism to get
in space well, shoots upfield quickly. Impressive frame and strong arms.
Cons: Needs
to keep moving and turn himself perpendicular to the line to protect his QB.
Lets his man get to the corner too often with relative ease. Doesn’t slide his
feet perhaps expecting the QB to have already released the ball fast. Supreme
athleticism but gives poor effort to get his man., needs to keep his hands
inside, he’s a grabber. Low effort player, will not fight or finish his blocks.
Inconsistent. He gets pushed back into pocket way too much. Doesn’t play with
good lower body strength. Used natural athleticism to win often but his
technique is a mess. He’s reaching, using one hand on occasion, taking false
steps outside and leaves a easy inside path to the QB. The up tempo offense
covered up a lot of would be pressures Ogbuehi gave up but gives up way too
much vs the bull rush. Vs Dee Ford, he was playing RT and performed better.
Leverage still a major issue as Ford is a master at converting speed to power.
He surrendered 2 sacks in the final drive losing the game to Auburn . Medical
Alert: Torn ACL in bowl game.
Summary: Cedric
Ogbuehi is a high risk/reward prospect. He is easily talented enough to play
tackle in the NFL and could be one of the best. The problem is does he want to
be and is he willing to put in the work to improve on his weaknesses to start.
There are reports he had a low work ethic in College Station and his on field performance
showed low effort as well. That is a
major concern as very rarely can a prospect continue to win battles in the NFL
off talent alone. If the light didn’t go off playing in the SEC with a Johnny
Manziel to compete for championships, would getting paid a lot of money based
off those performances make any difference?
A team desperate for offensive line help could snab him a round earlier
than he should but his film suggest a 3rd round pick. Ogbuehi would
benefit greatly from having to sit on the bench for a year to get in the weight
room to add strength and refine his technique then compete for a job in his 2nd
season. I project him to a late 3rd round pick who could be a real
find for someone but it depends greatly on a guy that you have to wonder, is he
going to work hard when he gets to camp or never reach the level his talent
suggest he should be?
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