Peyton Reeder C Army | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Peyton Reeder C Army
NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Last Updated: 03/05/2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Draft Year: 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
40 time: 5.32 seconds (34%*) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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*Percentile calculated on how any given stat would rank at the NFL combine
historically in the player's position group (Higher value represents better perfomance).
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Last Updated: 03/05/2021 | |
Draft Year: 2021 | |
40 time: 5.32 seconds (34%*) | |
*Percentile calculated on how any given stat would rank at the NFL combine
historically in the player's position group (Higher value represents better perfomance).
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Overall Rating: | 53.0 / 100 | |
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Game performance weighted rating | ||
Pass Blocking: |
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33% |
Run Blocking: |
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58% |
DRAFT PROJECTION:
UDFA
Overall Rank:
#480
Position rank:
#98
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College Games: 33 College Snaps: 1806 |
Strengths
- Effective in space and usually drops his hips to get leverage and sustain against shorter defenders.
- Not to be bet against with the skills set to line up at guard or tackle. Could develop into a solid backup and eventual starter in the NFL.
- Has smooth lateral movement skills with good foot quickness. First off the snap and sets quickly. Aggressive and extends his arms into contact, delivering a sharp punch.
- Awareness is above-average for his limited experience. Sells trap block and can turn to seal. Fluid getting to and adjust at the second level.
- Anchors against larger defenders in the middle; resets hands to maintain distance. Athletic enough to help on nose tackle then pick up twist or late blitzer. Mirrors quick interior rushers. Looks to help the center when uncovered.
Weaknesses
- Will punch at smaller defenders instead of latching on and is more of a mauler than mover in the running game. Can improve maintaining outside leverage when doubling the nose. Ducks his head and gets too upright, causing him to fall off second-level blocks.
- Height can be a detriment in short-yardage, defender can get under his pads to hold the line.
- Not physically imposing and has average overall strength. Upper body gets over his feet too often and he easily loses his balance.
- Drops his head too often on contact, which causes problems against swim moves.
- Limits ability to mirror by leaning forward with his upper body and neglecting his lower body. Not strong enough and remains rough around the edges.