Finding Broncos: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia | How he Fits, Where he Goes

Finding Broncos scouts the 2020 NFL Draft class to find the best Mile High fits. What's the scoop on Isaiah Wilson and how would he fit in Denver?

Measurements

Height: 6-foot-6

Weight: 350

Arms: 35-1/2 inches

Hands: 10-1/4 inches

Combine Results

40: 5.32 seconds

Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 reps

Vertical Jump: 29 inches

Broad Jump: 110 inches

3-Cone: 8.26 seconds

20-Yard Shuttle: 5.07 seconds

Pros

Broad upper body
Outstanding size & extremely well-built
Ability to redirect is very solid
Hard to get around his width
Mauler as a run blocker
Got more consistent as 2019 season went on
Strong jab to stall rushers
Has good torque power as a blocker
Has all the traits to be great in the NFL
Can seal running lanes
Solid athlete
Natural power that is hard to stop for defenders

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Cons

Inexperienced & still growing
Will give up balance as a run blocker
Footwork still needs a lot of work
Needs to keep hands up & inside
Needs to set his stance with weight properly distributed
Hips are tight
Needs to improve cut-off blocks
Base can be very narrow
Needs to block with more control
Hands can get wide

Overview

Isaiah Wilson does need work as he is lacking experience as an offensive tackle. The traits are all there, though, as are the physical tools, body-type, and traits.

Wilson's hands and feet need to be the focus of the NFL coaching staff that drafts him, as his issues there are what mostly gets him into trouble during the rep. If a team can get Wilson developed, he can be a force at right tackle or if they’re lucky, even left tackle.

Fit with Broncos

*See video above.

Grade: 39th overall prospect

Where he Goes: Late Round 2/Early Round 3

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