2018 NFL scouting combine measurements: Orlando Brown dwarfs and is dwarfed by rest of Offensive linemen class

This year’s crop of draft prospects along the offensive line have been measured and weighed in. And right off the top, one man’s measurements jump off the page.

Orlando Brown, who has been projected as a first round pick, is a very large human being. The Oklahoma offensive tackle came in at 6-8, 345 pounds. That makes him the tallest of all the Olinemen in Indianapolis and a good ten pounds heavier than anyone else. His 35-inch arms were tied for the fifth longest among all offensive linemen too.

His superior size makes it all the more odd, however, that he had the fewest bench press reps (14) of any of the other linemen. That raises some questions he will have to answer at his pro day if he hopes to retain his status as a projected first round pick.

For perspective, top guard prospect Quentin Nelson benched 225 35 times. And that wasn’t even the most among Olinemen at the combine.

Here are the official results of the measurements and weigh-ins as collected by walterfootball.com.