Matthew Bergeron

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Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'5"	318 lbs.	33 3/4"	9 1/2"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	N/A	30.5"	8'7"	N/A	N/A

Pros

Good athleticism for an offensive lineman.

Great kick slide out stance to stay in front of his opposing defender from the snap.

Excellent anchor at initial point of contact to envelope punches.

Very good footwork in pass protection allows him to mitigate opposing speed rushers.

Good recovery against bull rushes.

Good hand fighter that can make getting into his frame a difficult task.

Highly proficient technique all around in pass protection shows great attention to detail.

Good puller in the run game with his athleticism.

Excellent at using his opponents momentum to turn them out of the lane.

Good drive out of his stance to open holes in the line.

Enough speed and agility to attack the second level effectively.

Has positional versatility with snaps at both tackle.

High football IQ is evident on the field.

Cons

Arm length is is questionable at times against longer edge rushers.

Can struggle against powerful one-arm stabs by defensive lineman.

Can leave his chest open at times.

Power at the point of attack is inconsistent.

Pad level can rise on occasion.

Hand placement is inconsistent out of his stance.

Needs more grit to his game.

Struggled against uber-athletes in college football.

Overview

Matthew Bergeron is one of those high floor/average ceiling prospects that may hit the ground running in the NFL as versatile offensive lineman that can fill in what hole opens up in the trenches but won't find himself among the NFL's elite. He's a versatile chess peice for a teams depth that probably will earn a starting spot down within his first couple seasons. He's got the size, the athleticism, and technical prowess to be a good player in the trenches but his play against top level competition shows a player that struggles when he gets overwhelmed athletically and if he can show in practice that he hang with quality NFL defenders, I can certainly him make an impact for his team and career.