OT Kyle Nunn of South Carolina ~ 6.5/300
"A tall, lean offensive tackle prospect who lacks ideal girth through his lower half and will struggle with power in the NFL. Is a good athlete, displays an impressive burst out of his stance in the run game, looks like a tight end the way he pulls and can play in space and can consistently reach defenders off his frame/seal at the second level.
Understands angles in the run game, steps and seals quickly and allows defenders to take themselves out of plays. Lacks the power to be an effective in-line guy in the NFL. Plays nearly exclusively from a two-point stance, struggles with leverage and doesn’t possess the natural strength to win on contact at the college level let alone in the NFL.
Displays above-average natural range off the edge in pass protection. Is a good athlete who can hold his own in space. However, isn’t real technically sound. Lacks the ability to keep his base under him off the snap/through the play, takes a long power step allowing his lower half to get overextended and seems to just shuffle his feet laterally and really struggles with power because of his high pad level/footwork. Tends to simply just lunge into blocks on the edge when he has to anchor and fails to consistently stick through contact.
Impression: A good natural athlete for the position. However, doesn’t play with much leverage, is raw with his footwork and isn’t anything more than a developmental athlete."
Understands angles in the run game, steps and seals quickly and allows defenders to take themselves out of plays. Lacks the power to be an effective in-line guy in the NFL. Plays nearly exclusively from a two-point stance, struggles with leverage and doesn’t possess the natural strength to win on contact at the college level let alone in the NFL.
Displays above-average natural range off the edge in pass protection. Is a good athlete who can hold his own in space. However, isn’t real technically sound. Lacks the ability to keep his base under him off the snap/through the play, takes a long power step allowing his lower half to get overextended and seems to just shuffle his feet laterally and really struggles with power because of his high pad level/footwork. Tends to simply just lunge into blocks on the edge when he has to anchor and fails to consistently stick through contact.
Impression: A good natural athlete for the position. However, doesn’t play with much leverage, is raw with his footwork and isn’t anything more than a developmental athlete."
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