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Andrew Carnahan (Arizona St.) - 2007 NFL Draft Pick #252 by JAX

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Andrew Carnahan - 2007 NFL Draft

Player Profile: Andrew Carnahan
College: Arizona State University
Position: Offensive Tackle

Strengths:

  • Size and Frame: Carnahan possesses an ideal size for an offensive tackle, standing at 6'7" and weighing around 300 pounds. His height and wingspan give him a physical advantage in blocking scenarios.
  • Footwork: He has good footwork for a big man, allowing him to stay balanced and maintain leverage against speedy edge rushers.
  • Pass Protection: Carnahan demonstrated solid pass protection skills during his college career, showcasing the ability to anchor against both speed and power rushers.
  • Versatility: He has experience playing both left and right tackle, providing teams with options in terms of lineup flexibility.

Weaknesses:

  • Inconsistency: At times, Carnahan struggled with consistency in his technique, leading to lapses in performance during games.
  • Run Blocking: While competent, his run-blocking techniques could use improvement to better open lanes for the running game.
  • Injury History: He had a few injury concerns during his college career which may raise red flags for NFL teams regarding durability.

Overall Assessment:

Andrew Carnahan is viewed as a potential late-round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. His size and pass-blocking ability make him an intriguing prospect, but teams will need to weigh his inconsistency and injury history against his potential. With proper coaching and development, he could become a valuable contributor on an NFL offensive line.