Bobby Skinner

No.

The next guy we're going to talk about is Chase Besantis, offensive guard out of Texas A&M, 6'5", 315 pounds, short arm, 31 3⁄4".

I understand he measured motors pro day.

I kind of just got to go off of whatever.

You know, I don't use anything that's not combined.

pretty good testing at the combine 502 40 32 inch vertical 29 best bunch bench press reps number 43 on the consensus big board third for interior offensive lineman again that's not including guys that could move from tackle on the inside 10th for all offensive lineman he's a New Jersey guy New Jersey guy

Young, 21, will be 22 in June.

The thing that pops off with him, and this is why I like him, because you've got to give me a pop-off-the-screen thing for me to be considering you're top of the draft on the offensive line.

He is just a natural athlete, and it shows up in both the pass and the run game.

He just closes space on pass rushers.

When you get him out in space in the run game, he just moves so well.

He is such a good mover where if there's any issues, it's like, all right, let's work around that.

You have aggression.

Um, but he does have a weak shoulder that guys are just able to kind of fight through, uh, that, that outside shoulder of his too much.

And there is times where he gets beat laterally.

And I don't hope this isn't a long-term thing for him, but he does have short arms, whether what, no matter what they end up, you know, getting measured at.

And the issue is he'll punch, uh,

and his feet won't go with him.

And it's like, man, foot speed is kind of your thing.

You know, move your feet even before you throw your punch on these inside moves, and he gets beat.