Kolton Miller NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Oakland Raiders' Pick

POSITIVES

—Impressive all-around athlete who won the combine with a 4.95-second 40-yard dash, 31 ½-inch vertical jump, 10-foot, 1-inch broad jump, 7.34-second three-cone drill and 4.49-second short shuttle.

—Started at right tackle as a freshman and sophomore before moving to left tackle in 2017.

—Strong puncher with excellent arm length (34 ⅛") and timing in his hands.

—Quick, smart processor who plays with patience and poise in the passing game.

—Has the power to drop his weight and shut down bull-rushers.

—Has the hands (10 ¾") to lock on and handle defenders.

NEGATIVES

—Might be too tall at 6'9" and struggles to drop to get under bending edge-rushers' pads.

—Lean frame that could hold more mass (309 lbs), and he needs to add to it.

—Speed rushers show the stiffness in his game.

—Is raw and needs to develop his run-game technique while adding strength.

—Despite long arms, he lets defenders into his frame.

Kolton Miller OT NFL Draft

OVERALL

Kolton Miller needs to be developed on the go. He isn't a plug-and-play left tackle and may end up at right tackle. He does bring technique, size and athleticism, and that's good enough to get a look late in the first round.

GRADE: 6.99 (Round 2)

PRO COMPARISON: Eric Fisher, Kansas City Chiefs