2024 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Amarius Mims
April 25, 2024
We take a look at Georgia right tackle Amarius Mims, a massive human with huge upside.
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We take a look at Georgia right tackle Amarius Mims, a massive human with huge upside.
The pride of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Benjamin St-Juste looks to become yet another Canadian NFL prospect to go early in the NFL Draft. He looks to join former secondary partner Antoine Winfield Jr as the next of PJ Fleck’s players to hit the professional ranks.
South Dakota State didn’t play in 2020 due to Covid-19, however, that did not stop Cade Johnson from improving his draft stock as he was able to participate in the 2021 Senior Bowl. During the Senior Bowl, he showed the ability to compete and dominant better competition and did it consistently throughout the week.
Jalen Camp is an underrated prospect coming out as a redshirt senior for the 2021 draft. He boasts elite athleticism for being 226 lbs, and smooth movement skills making him deceptively fast and agile. His best attribute is his hands, making difficult catches look relatively easy.
Enjoying a productive season for the Ohio State Buckeyes in his lone season with the team after transferring from the University of Oklahoma, Trey Sermon possesses the makeup and build to be a productive rusher at the NFL level.
Add yet another amazing junior to this insane offensive line class? Brady Christensen has been consistently one of the best tackles in college football, and he has improved every single year. After starting for three years for BYU, Christensen a load of experience.
Being a late bloomer in the draft community, Jamar Johnson has skyrocketed up draft boards. After all, intercepting Justin Fields twice in arguably his worst performance of his collegiate career deserves praise. However, was this one phenomenal game against Ohio State just a fluke, or is Johnson really that talented?
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
With the NFL turning to more three wide receiver sets or 11 personnel, teams need to have depth and versatility at the wide receiver position. While Amari Rodgers isn’t an elite wide receiver prospect, he has the skill set to be a 10-12 year NFL starter.
In today’s NFL, running backs fit into one of two categories. Either they are a featured back and deserve a three-down role, or they are a specialist and only fill a certain role. With Oklahoma running back Rhamondre Stevenson, he has the potential to turn into a featured back while serving as a specialist early in his career.
Some people grow up wanting to be a lawyer, doctor, or even a cowboy. However, Sam Ehlinger grow up wanting to be the Texas Longhorns’ starting quarterback. However, there are plenty of questions about what Ehlinger’s role in the NFL will be.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
We take a look at Georgia right tackle Amarius Mims, a massive human with huge upside.
The pride of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Benjamin St-Juste looks to become yet another Canadian NFL prospect to go early in the NFL Draft. He looks to join former secondary partner Antoine Winfield Jr as the next of PJ Fleck’s players to hit the professional ranks.
South Dakota State didn’t play in 2020 due to Covid-19, however, that did not stop Cade Johnson from improving his draft stock as he was able to participate in the 2021 Senior Bowl. During the Senior Bowl, he showed the ability to compete and dominant better competition and did it consistently throughout the week.
Jalen Camp is an underrated prospect coming out as a redshirt senior for the 2021 draft. He boasts elite athleticism for being 226 lbs, and smooth movement skills making him deceptively fast and agile. His best attribute is his hands, making difficult catches look relatively easy.
Enjoying a productive season for the Ohio State Buckeyes in his lone season with the team after transferring from the University of Oklahoma, Trey Sermon possesses the makeup and build to be a productive rusher at the NFL level.
Add yet another amazing junior to this insane offensive line class? Brady Christensen has been consistently one of the best tackles in college football, and he has improved every single year. After starting for three years for BYU, Christensen a load of experience.
Being a late bloomer in the draft community, Jamar Johnson has skyrocketed up draft boards. After all, intercepting Justin Fields twice in arguably his worst performance of his collegiate career deserves praise. However, was this one phenomenal game against Ohio State just a fluke, or is Johnson really that talented?
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
With the NFL turning to more three wide receiver sets or 11 personnel, teams need to have depth and versatility at the wide receiver position. While Amari Rodgers isn’t an elite wide receiver prospect, he has the skill set to be a 10-12 year NFL starter.
In today’s NFL, running backs fit into one of two categories. Either they are a featured back and deserve a three-down role, or they are a specialist and only fill a certain role. With Oklahoma running back Rhamondre Stevenson, he has the potential to turn into a featured back while serving as a specialist early in his career.
Some people grow up wanting to be a lawyer, doctor, or even a cowboy. However, Sam Ehlinger grow up wanting to be the Texas Longhorns’ starting quarterback. However, there are plenty of questions about what Ehlinger’s role in the NFL will be.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
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