2014 NFL Scouting Combine: Offensive Linemen Weigh-In Results and Analysis

Jan 6, 2014; Pasadena, CA, USA; Florida State Seminoles defensive back Lamarcus Joyner (20) is tackled by Auburn Tigers offensive linesman Greg Robinson (73) after recovering a fumble on an interception during the second half of the 2014 BCS National Championship game at the Rose Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports

Here are the results of the offensive linemen weigh-in and measurements for the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine:

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Hand size
Matt Armstrong	Grand Valley State	6’2	302	33″	10 5/8″
Joel Bitonio	Nevada	6’4	302	33 7/8″	9 5/8″
Russell Bodine	North Carolina	6’3	310	32 1/2″	10″
Conor Boffeli	Iowa	6’4	298	32″	9 3/8″
Justin Britt	Missouri	6’6	325	33 1/3″	10 1/4″
Dakota Dozier	Furman	6’4	313	33 7/8″	9 7/8″
Kadeem Edwards	Tennessee State	6’4	313	35 1/2″	9 1/2″
Matt Feiler	Bloomsburg	6’6	330	32″	9 1/2″
Cameron Fleming	Stanford	6’5	323	34″	9 7/8″
Zach Fulton	Tennessee	6’5	316	33 1/4″	10 1/4″
Ryan Groy	Wisconsin	6’5	316	33 1/4″	10 3/8″
Jon Halapio	Florida	6’3	323	33 5/8″	10 1/4″
Jonotthan Harrison	Florida	6’3	304	33 3/8″	9 7/8″
Seantrel Henderson	Miami	6’7	331	34 5/8″	10 1/2″
James Hurst	North Carolina	6’5	296	33 3/4″	10 1/8″
Gabe Ikard	Oklahoma	6’4	304	33 1/8″	9 5/8″
Gabriel Jackson	Mississippi State	6’3	336	33 3/4″	10″
Ja’wuan James	Tennessee	6’6	311	35″	9 7/8″
Wesley Johnson	Vanderbilt	6’5	297	33 1/8″	10 1/4″
Cyrus Kouandjio	Alabama	6’7	322	35 5/8″	10 1/4″
Tyler Larsen	Utah State	6’4	313	31 1/2″	9 1/4″
Charles Leno	Boise State	6’4	304	34 3/8″	10 1/8″
Taylor Lewan	Michigan	6’7	309	33 7/8″	9 1/4″
Brandon Linder	Miami	6’6	311	34 1/2″	10 1/4″
Cory Linsley	Ohio State	6’3	296	32″	9 7/8″
Spencer Long	Nebraska	6’5	320	33 1/8″	10 3/4″
Luke Lucas	Kansas State	6’8	316	36 3/4″	10″
Marcus Martin	USC	6’3	320	34″	10″
Zack Martin	Notre Dame	6’4	308	32 7/8″	9 1/2″
Jake Matthews	Texas A&M	6’5	308	33 3/8″	9 7/8″
Jack Mewhort	Ohio State	6’6	309	34″	9 3/4″
Morgan Moses	Virginia	6’6	314	35 3/8″	9 7/8″
Matt Paradis	Boise State	6’3	306	32 3/8″	9 7/8″
Matt Patchan	Boston College	6’6	302	33″	9 3/8″
Antonio Richardson	Tennessee	6’6	336	35″	10 1/4″
Cyril Richardson	Baylor	6’5	329	34 5/8″	9 1/2″
Weston Richburg	Colorado State	6’3	298	33 3/8″	9 1/4″
Greg Robinson	Auburn	6’5	332	35″	10″
Michael Schofield	Michigan	6’6	301	34″	9 5/8″
Anthony Steen	Alabama	6’3	314	30 1/2″	9 1/8″
James Stone	Tennessee	6’4	306	33 7/8″	10 1/8″
Bryan Stork	Florida State	6’4	315	32 1/4″	10 1/8″
Xavier Su’a-Filo	UCLA	6’4	307	33 3/8″	9 3/8″
Travis Swanson	Arkansas	6’5	312	33 1/8″	10″
Brandon Thomas	Clemson	6’3	317	34 3/4″	10 1/2″
Billy Turner	North Dakota State	6’5	315	34″	10″
Trai Turner	LSU	6’3	310	34″	9 1/2″
John Urschel	Penn State	6’3	313	33″	10 3/8″
Chris Watt	Notre Dame	6’3	310	32 3/4″	9 1/2″
David Yankey	Stanford	6’6	315	34″	9 1/2″

Here are some observations:

Antonio “Tiny” Richardson was–as expected–huge. Interesting note though, his hand size at 10 1/4″ was the same as Russell Wilson’s in 2012.
Greg Robinson, who has risen to the top OT position on many boards, measured at an impressive 6’5″ 332 pounds. Athletically, people expect him to be great as well.
I think Alabama OT Cyrus Kouandjio is going to be this year’s workout warrior. He is an absolute beast. He checked in at 6’7″ 322 with long arms and big hands. He will blow people away with his speed, quickness, and strength.
Billy Turner, something of a sleeper out of North Dakota State, has great size and I think will also impress in the OL drills.

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