Chaz Chambliss NFL Draft 2025: Scouting Report for Georgia Edge

HEIGHT: 6'2"

WEIGHT: 245

HAND: 9½”

ARM: 31⅜”

WINGSPAN: 76¾”

3-CONE: 7.05

SHUTTLE: 4.39

VERTICAL: 32"

BROAD: 10'0"

POSITIVES

— Physical at the point of attack and has impressive upper-body strength (did 30 bench press reps at Georgia's pro day) to generate knockback power and hold ground against tight ends in the run game.

— Stays tight to the line of scrimmage when unblocked on the back side of runs to give himself a chance to chase down running backs.

— Flashed decent quickness with a spin move.

— High-effort/motor player who will factor into gang tackles down the field and get coverage sacks.

NEGATIVES

— Has short arms, which makes it difficult for him to escape blocks in the run game and allows offensive tackles to make the first significant contact when rushing the passer.

— Lacks the lateral-movement skills to beat offensive tackles across their face as a pass-rusher.

— Doesn't have a go-to pass-rush move that he can win with in the NFL.

— Struggles to set the edge against offensive tackles.

NOTES

— Born Oct. 25, 2002

— 4-star recruit in the 2021 class, per 247Sports

— Injuries: 2024 (Soft tissue hamstring injury during the offseason), 2025 (Hamstring, suffered during Shrine Bowl practice)

— 2024 Third-Team All-SEC

OVERALL

Chaz Chambliss projects as an undrafted free agent who has a chance to make an NFL roster as a backup edge defender and a special teams contributor.

He's a high-motor player who has good moments in both phases of the game, but he lacks the ideal size and traits to be a difference-maker in the NFL.

GRADE: 5.3 (Backup/UDFA with Roster Potential — UDFA)

OVERALL RANK: 324

POSITION RANK: EDGE29

PRO COMPARISON: Josh Martin

Written by B/R NFL Scout Matt Holder