
Chris Lindstrom NFL Draft 2019: Scouting Report for Atlanta Falcons' Pick
STRENGTHS
—Smooth-moving, athletic guard prospect who excels at getting to the second level.
—Seek-and-destroy blocker against linebackers in the run game. Can easily reach the MIKE after chipping the center.
—Easily executes pulls and traps; can be an elite lead blocker on outside runs.
—Awesome length with 34 ⅛" arms and uses that well to keep blockers off his frame in the run game or to reach pass-rushers working in space.
—Very good awareness and has the lateral agility to shut down pass-rushers; excellent reacting to blitzes and stunts.
WEAKNESSES
—Lacks strength to keep defenders from walking him back in the pocket. Might only be a fit in a zone scheme in which he can win with quickness and angles.
—Is quick, but gets too far upfield at times.
—Inconsistent as a finisher with limited dumps. Benefited from double-team help.
—Man or power schemes won't be a fit for his inability to make solo power blocks.
OVERALL
Lindstrom is a dream for zone-blocking schemes and looks like a potential plug-and-play starter if drafted in the late first or early second round. His smooth agility and movement skills could have teams in love with his ability to play any of the three interior offensive line positions.
GRADE: 6.90 (ROUND 2—FUTURE STARTER)
PRO COMPARISON: Joel Bitonio
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