
Andrew Donnal NFL Draft 2015: Scouting Report, Grade for Rams Rookie
STRENGTHS
A grinder at right tackle, Andrew Donnal has the technique and motor you want in a prospect. Donnal is technically smart with a strong, hard burst coming out of the snap. He's a fighter who looks for contact in the run game, and he shows good hand placement when locking on to defenders. As you'd expect from an Iowa player, Donnal is a well-coached, pro-ready player. He has the length to affect the passing game and can play guard or right tackle in both power- and zone-blocking schemes. Donnal's instincts are developed, and he won't get caught waiting or guessing on what to do off the ball.
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WEAKNESSES
Donnal wasn't invited to the Shrine Game or the Senior Bowl, but he was a combine invite. He's a lean player with a narrow, skinny base and must add power in his foundation to be a better run-blocker at the next level. He'll struggle to anchor against a bull rush and hasn't shown the agility to reset his feet and redirect in pass pro.
PRO COMPARISON: Sam Baker, Atlanta Falcons
Donnal may be limited as an athlete, but his strength and technique are good enough for him to play in the NFL for a long time. His upside is comparable to Sam Baker's, and they're similar athletes too.
COMBINE RESULTS
Height: 6'6"
Weight: 313 lbs
Arm Length: 33 ½"
40: 5.31 seconds
Bench Press: 17 reps
FINAL GRADE: 5.30/9.00 (Quality Backup)
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