Logan Brown NFL Draft 2025: Scouting Report for Kansas OT

HEIGHT: 6'6"

WEIGHT: 311

HAND: 10"

ARM: 33⅞"

WINGSPAN: 84"

40-YARD DASH: 5.18

3-CONE: 7.75

SHUTTLE: 4.51

VERTICAL: 32"

BROAD: 9'3"

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POSITIVES

— Broad frame, long arms and thick, well-rounded build are straight out of central casting.

— Commanding grip strength and power.

— Blots out defenders on angle-drive, down and kick-out blocks with heavy hands to feed defensive tackles over a gap on double-teams.

— Shows good athletic ability and movement skills to get to his spots, track targets on the move and close space to backers on his climbs.

— Firm, stout anchor with a snatch-trap technique to steal leverage against leaning rushers.

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NEGATIVES

— Upright play style with some sporadic flashes of choppy, disjointed footwork.

— Unrefined set points lead to setting too flat, swinging open his hips and creating either a soft inside shoulder or short corners on an island against widely-aligned, high-side rushers.

— Needs to work in a bait and/or circle punch technique into his game as a pass protector to avoid striking down the middle with his outside hand.

— Can be a tick late recognizing games and stunts that leave him vulnerable to getting picked off by penetrators.

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NOTES

— 5-star recruit from the 2019 class, per 247Sports

— Won consecutive Michigan state championships in the shot put as a sophomore and junior

— Redshirted during his first season at Wisconsin due to shoulder and biceps injuries

— Appeared in 26 games with three starts at right (two) and left (one) tackle before being dismissed from the team due to striking a teammate during a fight at practice

— Transferred to Kansas prior to the 2023 season

— 14 career starts; 13 at right tackle and one at left tackle

— Accepted his invite to the 2025 Senior Bowl

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OVERALL

Logan Brown is a one-year starter at right tackle inside Kansas' 60-40 run-pass split, RPO/motion heavy, zone-based run scheme with gap principles (G-T counter) mixed in. Brown has a broad frame, long arms and thick, well-rounded build with good athletic ability and very good play strength.

In the run game, Brown is a commanding presence on angle-drive blocks where he uses light feet, big body and vice grips for hands to cover up, jar and displace defenders off of their spot to vacate space. He has good athletic ability to re-leverage his hips, drive and stay attached late in the rep to torque and finish. Brown is a capable puller who can climb, intersect and erase backers on his climb. He has an upright playing style that can lead to him being late transferring his weight against moves across his face but his length casts a wide net that usually is enough to slow down penetration, but his aiming points will need added refinement at the next level to consistently keep things in front of him.

In pass protection Brown regularly blots out tightly aligned rushers using his size, length and grip strength while flashing the ability to set on and land a stiff, jarring punch to clench up widely-aligned rushers. Brown has bad habits such as setting too flat and striking down the middle of rushers using his outside hand that create two-way gos and short corners. He can also be a tick late recognizing stunts that leave him vulnerable to getting knocked off levels by penetrators.

Overall, Brown has the size, play strength and power to develop into a swing tackle within his rookie contract and with added refinement to his technique, use of leverage and overall consistency could become a long-term spot starter.

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GRADE: 6.3 (Developmental Prospect — 5th Round)

OVERALL RANK: 194

POSITION RANK: OT14

PRO COMPARISON: Yoshua Nijman

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Written by B/R NFL Scout Brandon Thorn

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Prospect workout numbers, measurables (40-yard dash, hand size, etc.) and 2024 statistics will be added at a later date.