Photo by John Konstantaras

Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'4"	313 lbs.	32 1/4"	10"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
5.16 Sec	30 Reps	34.5"	9'7"	7.8 Sec	N/A

Pros

• Elite technician at two different offensive line positions.

• Excellent upper body strength in pass protection.

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• Boasts a phenomenal football IQ.

 

• Great pop in his punch to knock edge rushers off course.

 

• Hand technique is outstanding against edge rushers trying to engage with him.

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• Excellent anchor against bull rushes.

 

• His hands chop is very powerful and violent.


• three year starter at Northwestern, excelling at guard before switch to tackle his sophomore year.

 

• Wide body is great at enveloping bull rushes.

 

• Has a nasty streak in the run game that sets a tone.

 

• Great pad level when engaging run blocks.

 

• Great motor on the field.

Cons

• Short arm length for the position.

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• Athleticism more suited to the guard position.

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• Average agility for the edge.

Overview

Pete Skoronksi is the best offensive lineman in the draft and not just at but two positions with his technical prowess and experience in college. His ability to lineup at guard or tackle for teams has made him the most desired offensive lineman in the NFL draft all 32 teams could use a player of Skoronksi's talent. His draft status largely depends on how teams view him as a prospect due to his capabilities at both positions. Most currently view him as a guard prospect due to his average arm length and athleticism but athleticism doesn't make an offensive lineman good but rather his technique and football IQ. He has one of the high floors in the NFL draft and should be a top 10 pick in the draft.