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Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'2"	248 lbs.	34 1/4"	10 1/2"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	N/A	32.5"	10'6"	N/A	N/A

Games	Tackles	Tackles for Loss	Sacks	Pass Defended	Interceptions	Forced Fumbles	Touchdowns
31	128	25.5	16.5	2	0.0	2	0.0

Pros

• Linear and flexible build with excellent athleticism.

• Elite length in his arms to ward off offensive lineman from getting into his frame.

 

• Highly explosive first step off the line is difficult for offensive tackles to keep up with.

 

• Great hand fighting technique with well timed swipes and good use of length at engagement.

 

• Elite agility and footwork for the position makes him him a difficult moving target to block.

 

• Great swim move that can be initiated inside or outside the tackles frame.

 

• Can bend the edge with the best of them with his flexible frame. 

 

• Clearly has a rush plan every play.

 

• Good spin move that can be used as an initial move as well as a counter rush move.

 

• Has fake moves in his repertoire which is very rare for a college prospect.

 

• Great second effort pass rusher whose speed at the position never keeps him out of the play.

• Brother Azeez was a 2nd round pick by the New York Giants 

Cons

• Needs to add more mass to his frame. 

• Very little power to his overall game, threatening his capabilities to be a three down defender.

 

• Not many snaps with hand in the dirt, limiting his versatility in the front seven.

 

• Not enough nastiness to his game.

 

• Pad level is inconsistent. 

 

• Strictly a 3-4 outside linebacker in the NFL in my opinion, limiting options for potential teams come draft day.

 

• Relies far too often on his speed and quickness to get to the quarterback. 

 

• Effort is lackluster when play is away from him.

 

• Coverage capabilities are lacking for a constant life in the stand-up position.

 

• Find little success stunting up the middle due to absence of decent play strength.

• Doesn't hold his ground well on the edge and often can get bull dozed out of his gap. 

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• Not enough effort when pursuing ball carriers when they beat him around the corner. 

Overview

If your looking for a speed rusher off the edge at discount pick B.J. Ojulari would be a great option for you, if you want him to be a three down defender in the run and pass game you'll likely want to look else at least for right now. Ojulari is strictly as pass rush specialist at this point in his career and a good at that as he clearly has polished his game very well for the NFL but lackluster effort as run defender and lacking muscle and strength in his frame currently hurts his stock. Can he develop into a every player? Yes, but that is a tall task for him currently. He'll need to build up his frame and develop more nastiness and toughness to become a decent run defender but at this point, I can't see him staying on the field on a 3rd and 4 scenario.