
Wyatt Hubert NFL Draft 2021: Scouting Report for Cincinnati Bengals Edge
HEIGHT:Ā 6'3"
WEIGHT:Ā 258 lbs
POSITIVES
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āHe's a very consistent player who has posted quality production for years.
āHas some bend to his game, though inconsistent.
āHigh-motor player.
āIs always around the ball, particularly for a defensive end.
NEGATIVES
āQuicker than fast player whose foot speed is a limiting factor at the professional level.
āAthleticism questions spill into his rosterability, as one must question if he can play special teams.
āOn film, though productive, looks like "just a guy" when making plays.
āAthleticism will limit him playing 3-4 outside linebacker, as he should be viewed as a 4-3 defensive end only prospect.
2020 STATISTICS
27 TKL, 13 TFL, 8.5 SK, 1 PBU, 2 FF
NOTES
āFreshman All-American in 2018.
āAll-Big 12 linebacker in 2019 and 2020.
āDeclared with a season remaining of eligibility.
ā2020 team captain.
OVERALL
Wyatt Hubert has many accolades for his college football career and even declared for the NFL a year before his eligibility expired, but he may struggle to make an NFL roster. If you're looking for a trait to hang your hat on, other than consistency, you won't find it in Hubert's game.
What he brings to the table is quiet production that comes from consistently being in the right spot with a high motor. The 4-3 defensive end prospect is a borderline rosterable player who should battle in camp to make a 53-man roster as a game-day inactive early on in his career, if he's not stashed on a practice squad.
GRADE: 6.4/10 (Round 7)
OVERALL RANK:Ā 253/300
POSITION RANK:Ā EDGE33
PRO COMPARISON: Ja'Von Rolland-Jones
Written by B/R NFL Scout Justis Mosqueda
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