Jake Andrews, IOL, Troy
NFL Draft analysis for Jake Andrews, IOL, Troy
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CBS Sports Staff
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Draft Scouting Report:
Rating: 72.42 (Chance to start)
Pro Comparison: Eric Wood
Accolades:
- 2022: All-Sun Belt first team
- 2022: Started 14 games at center
Summary:
Jake Andrews offers position flexibility along the interior offensive line -- has played both center and right guard at Troy. He plays with an edge, and his limited athleticism likely means he's better when he's not asked to play in space/on the move.
Strengths:
- Stout, thick build
- Shows ability to combo block with some athleticism; not a plodder, can get to second level
- Can lock up NT in passpro and sustain block
- Stays within frame when in passpro, doesn't lunge, has power anchor well vs. NT types
Weaknesses:
- Can sometimes get over toes/head down and whiff on block when coming off the ball
- Can sometimes overset and be susceptible to quick swim moves
- Average athleticism when compared to other O-linemen in this class














