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Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'6"	313 lbs.	36 1/8"	9 1/2"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	29 Reps	N/A	9'2"	N/A	N/A

Pros

• Exceptional length, size, and weight combination for the position.

• Outstanding athleticism for the position.

• Strong hands in pass protection that can lock on to pass rushers and keep them close.

• Very good at using length to keep his chest clean.

• Powerful punch when he engages.

• Excellent balance in his lower half gives him great footwork when mirroring pass rushers.

• Recovery ability after a bull rush is very good and allows him to stay upright and in the play.

• Very aggressive as run blocker without going overboard.

• Looks to pancake defenders in his path.

• Very good pulling blocker due to athleticism and aggression. 

• Can get up field quickly and lead a convoy. 

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• Ability to disengage from defenders and move on to the next block down field.

Cons

• Only one season at left tackle for Ohio State.

• Hand placement is still a work in progress.

• Pad level is inconsistent.

• Plays catchup as an offensive tackle a little more often than a left tackle should. 

• Could use more power in his torso to better up root edge rushers.

Overview

Paris Johnson Jr. may have only played a singe season at offensive tackle for the Buckeyes but he showed more than enough promise at he position to be considered one of the top offensive tackle prospects in the draft. His athleticism, size, and style of play are great building blocks for a successful career at offensive tackle and teams looking for an offensive tackle that just needs more experience at the position should keep a close eye on Johnson Jr. come draft day. He's raw from technical standpoint but he has shown just how fast he can pick up and learn from his mistakes and any team looking to give him a trial by fire debut in the should expect him by midseason to develop into highly reliable offensive tackle.