Myles Hinton NFL Draft 2025 Scouting Report for Philadelphia Eagles OT

The Philadelphia Eagles selected Michigan OT Myles Hinton with the No. 191 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

Myles Hinton is a three-year starting tackle, including 10 starts at left tackle in 2024 inside Michigan's run-first (61-39 run-pass split), gap-based run scheme. He has a massive, well-rounded build with good arm length, solid athletic ability and play strength.

Hinton wins as a run-blocker using his mass, quickness and length to close space, cover up and wall off defenders with the speed to clear lanes on the move as a lead blocker around the edge and on screens. He struggles to refit and re-leverage late in the rep once engaged due to inconsistent footwork that fails to close space and step on the toes of defenders, leading to overextension and getting slipped.

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Hinton has an impressive blend of size and quickness in pass protection to get to his spot, slide and mirror rushers up the arc and laterally with flashes of independent hands to disrupt the timing of pass-rush moves. He will drift and overset when being set up to open the door too far to inside counters while still utilizing two-hand strikes, which leaves him susceptible to clean losses. Hinton also shows clunky footwork on stunts and twists that can take him off levels and create leakage.

Overall, Hinton has shaky sustain skills in the run game due to erratic technique and footwork. However, he has the building blocks of a swing tackle due to his combination of size, light feet and quickness to match up one-on-one in pass protection and lead around the edge in the run game.

MEASUREMENT AND WORKOUT RESULTS

HEIGHT: 6'7"

WEIGHT: 323

HAND: 10¼"

ARM: 34⅛"

WINGSPAN: 82¾"

40-YARD DASH: N/A

3-CONE: N/A

SHUTTLE: 4.96

VERTICAL: 31.5"

BROAD: N/A

POSITIVES

— Large frame with a well-proportioned build, good arm length and light feet.

— Impressive burst and quickness to slide, redirect and mirror in pass protection.

— Closes space in a hurry on the move to intersect targets as a lead blocker.

— Capable angle-drive run-blocker who casts a wide net to engulf and wall off defenders long enough to seal off lanes.

NEGATIVES

— Erratic snap timing leaves him late out of his stance a few times per game.

— Struggles to consistently step on the toes of defenders and close space once stacked in the run game, leaving him overextended and vulnerable to getting slipped.

— Has lapses in strike timing, aiming points and landmarks that lead to getting his face crossed and clean, glaring losses.

NOTES

— Born Jan. 9, 2002

— 4-star recruit from the 2020 class, per 247Sports

— Lettered in basketball and track and field in high school, where he won the 2018 Georgia state championship in the discus

— Comes from a family of collegiate and pro athletes, with the headliner being his father, Chris, who was a top-five pick in the 1983 draft before starting 172 games along the offensive line and earning seven Pro Bowl selections

— Originally committed to Stanford, where he started 16 games at right tackle over three seasons before transferring to Michigan in 2023

— 31 career starts at left tackle (11) and right tackle (20)

GRADE: 6.7 (Potential Role Player - 4th Round)

OVERALL RANK: 144

POSITION RANK: OT11

PRO COMPARISON: Seantrel Henderson

Written by B/R NFL Scout Brandon Thorn