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And today we are talking about Clemson, offensive tackle Blake Miller. Let's dive right in.

First of all, Blake is a super athlete, fast and explosive and agile enough,

very strong on the bench for a player with 34 plus inch arms.

I believe he is a 95th plus percentile guy on the RAS.

I'm going to look that up really quick for you guys, just to be in the interest of accuracy.

He is actually a 9.90 RAS guy, and I think that's with relatively full data points.

I don't think we're missing a ton with Blake Miller. In fact, we're not missing anything. He benched, he shuttled, he three-cone, heverted, he brought it, and he ran. He did everything. So he's a 99th percent tile athlete at the offensive tackle position. And, you know, before the Anthony Belt and that of it all and the Aaron Banks of it all, we would think he is Packer Z as hell.

That is something I talk about specifically on the offensive line.

Very fluid athlete in space.

Clemson Run ran plenty of his own, so had plenty of an opportunity to watch him.

You know, doing those diagonal tracks when you're trying to run outside zone.

And certainly, I think, showed his ability in the screen game and just, you know, in the toss game.

And basically any time I had an opportunity to watch him in space, I was impressed with how athletic he was, regardless of,

again, his excellent, excellent performance at the Combine. He's excellent in pass pro,

very, very good in pass protection. He had big time snap counts, all I believe at the right

tackle position in 2023, 2004, and 2025, 800 plus snaps in all three of those seasons.

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