Austin Corbett will be tough for Alec Anderson to beat out for the left guard competition.

I'll tell you what the film revealed today on Locked on Bills.

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what's up bills mafia it's Joe Marino on today's episode I've taken the time to study

Austin Corbett's 2025 game tape and I want to share with you my top takeaways from breaking down the film.

And as we've done for other bills additions so far, this free agency, we're going to have a conversational scouting report where I will discuss Austin Corbett through the lens of 10 position-specific traits that I use to evaluate

college prospects. And so for interior offensive linemen, those 10 traits are balance, lateral

mobility, anchorability, power at the point of attack, competitive toughness, hand technique,

football IQ, versatility,

pass sets, and flexibility. And so I'll discuss Austin Corbett through each of those traits.

And at the end of this, we should have a pretty clear understanding of what the bills just

added to this offensive line. A couple of quick highlights about Austin Corbett and his

background. He's 30. He's going to turn 31 later in the season was a 2019 second round pick

number 33 overall by the Browns out of Nevada, and where he was a four-year starting left

tackle in college.

He's 6-4, 305 pounds, 33 and an eighth-inch arms, 10-5-inch hands.

After his rookie season, he was traded to the Rams in 2019, where he was a three-year starter.

And then when he hit free agency, the Carolina Panthers signed him to a three-year

26.25 million dollar contract. He played out that. And then when he hit free agency, the Carolina Panthers signed him to a three-year,

$26.25 million contract. He played out that three-year deal and came back in 2025 on a one-year contract.

He has played and started 78 games in the NFL across eight seasons with 613 snaps coming at left guard, 625 coming at center,

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