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Tony Hills (Texas) - 2008 NFL Draft Pick #130 by PIT

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Tony Hills (2008 NFL Draft)

Player Position: Offensive Tackle

College: University of Texas

Strengths:

  • Size and Frame: At 6'6" and 302 pounds, Hills possesses the ideal size for an NFL offensive tackle.
  • Footwork: Exhibits good footwork and agility, allowing him to move well in both pass protection and run blocking.
  • Experience: Started multiple games during his college career, providing him with valuable experience against top-level competition.
  • Pass Protection: Demonstrated the ability to protect the quarterback's blind side, a crucial skill for NFL tackles.

Weaknesses:

  • Strength: While he has decent strength, he may need to add more bulk to hold up against stronger defensive linemen.
  • Consistency: At times, Hills struggled with consistency in his technique, which can lead to lapses in performance.
  • Injury History: Had some injury issues during his college career that could raise concerns about durability at the next level.

Overall Assessment:

Tony Hills is considered a project player with the potential to develop into a solid NFL offensive tackle. His combination of size, agility, and college experience makes him an intriguing prospect. However, teams will need to address his strength and consistency to maximize his potential in the professional ranks.