
Rob Windsor NFL Draft 2020: Scouting Report for Indianapolis Colts' Pick
DL22 Rob Windsor, Penn State
STRENGTHS
—Production in the opposing teams' backfields.
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—Fires off low and stays low to play with leverage.
—Agility to chase ball-carriers down the line of scrimmage.
—Good length (33⅛" arms) for 4-3 tackle; will most likely project as a 3-4 end.
—Played through various small injuries in 2019 and still had good production; locker room and weight room leader.
WEAKNESSES
—Too small (6'4", 290 lbs) to take on a variety of interior lineman roles.
—A fifth-year senior; body may not have much room for growth.
—Doesn't have much of a plan as a pass-rusher, and it shows.
—Relied too much on traits to win in college; those traits won't win in the NFL.
OVERALL
Windsor was a productive penetrator for a major program, but he lacks the size and strength to be an every-down player in the NFL. He will likely be a draft-and-develop prospect who could eventually carve out a role in the defensive line rotation but may be destined for the practice squad as a rookie.
GRADE: 55
PRO COMPARISON: Byron Cowart/Michael Haynes
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