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'14 CA OT Josh Kaiser (Signed to Colorado)

I think his arm length is more important than his total height. There have been some really good tackles that don't have ideal height but they're able to make up for it with their athleticism, reach, and technique. But in saying that it's really hard to less than 6'4" and be a successful tackle, so if he's not at least 6'4" (I think he is that tall btw) I totally agree with you.

Yeah, I'm not saying he couldn't be a Tackle currently, but as young as he is, it's possible there's some growth there yet, and it certainly wouldn't hurt.
 
Pretty sure Adam said he measured in at just a tick under 6'5. I wonder if college teams measure arm length on recruiting visits?
 
I think he stays at OT initially. I expected him to look more raw than he did.
 
Pretty sure Adam said he measured in at just a tick under 6'5. I wonder if college teams measure arm length on recruiting visits?
I know they do for NFL draft prospects and it seems to be one of the things the draft "experts" talk about all the time with offensive linemen, so that's why I brought it up.
 
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