Logan Bruss, OG Pick #104 - 3rd Round
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Bruss was a finalist for the 2016 Joe Thomas Award, given to the top high school offensive lineman in Wisconsin. He started six games (three at right tackle, three as a blocking tight end) as a redshirt freshman in 2018. Bruss switched positions during 2019 (12 starts at right tackle, one at right guard) and in 2020 (one at right tackle, five at right guard), when he was named third-team All-Big Ten. He was a second-team all-league selection in 2021, starting nine games at right tackle. Bruss missed three games due to neck and shoulder injuries during the season and opted out the team's bowl game to get healthy for the NFL draft. -- by Chad Reuter
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Oh yeah they stuck to the plan. RG to shore up the run attack. He's a rookie starter at RG. It's why I've always looked at Shelton as probably starting at LG. Edwards was a marginal starter and they need an upgrade at LG. They didn't give Shelton a 2 year prove-it deal to be a backup.
Bruss IMO can be better than Corbett. He needs work on his pass protection technique, but has the mobility they want in the run game. I like this pick.
Bruss IMO can be better than Corbett. He needs work on his pass protection technique, but has the mobility they want in the run game. I like this pick.
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Could also in McVay fashion sit for a year and take over LG next year if we don't resign Edwards. Either way a pick that makes sense. I would have loved Bryant or Otten but this pick makes a ton of sense.
I like that he's played RG. Hopefully he can get up to speed quickly and own that position for next couple of years
Like how Bruss squares up to dominate to get leverage. Extremely important to understand getting position to win the block. Finishes well and takes the defender out of the play.
Can play guard or RT. Solid selection.
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I'm gonna trust Liam for passing on an OL he knows well.
Fantastic pick. I love the potential upside to Bruss. While I'm disappointed we didn't get Otton, I'm perfectly fine with the guard from Wisconsin, and I had a feeling he could be the pick because of Havenstein and Edwards being from the same school.
Reminds me of a Fisher pick. Bruss is a refrigerator on wheels.
Very happy with this pick. It's not sexy, but it's the kind of pick that nets tangible results.
1 sack in 3 years and none in the past two years including playing RT and RG in the Big 12 and playing against guys like Aiden Hutchinson... yeah, this guy is sneaky good and he's a bulldozer in the run game while also being a guard who can pull as well as anchor and drive.
There's a reason McVay looked excited and I get it.
1 sack in 3 years and none in the past two years including playing RT and RG in the Big 12 and playing against guys like Aiden Hutchinson... yeah, this guy is sneaky good and he's a bulldozer in the run game while also being a guard who can pull as well as anchor and drive.
There's a reason McVay looked excited and I get it.
Logan Bruss Offensive Tackle Wisconsin | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Ranked #135 | Rating 80.9 - Wisconsin OT Logan Bruss is a versatile, technically sound swing lineman, but short arms and no standout trait cap his ceiling.
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Different analysts assign different grades. You need to look at 5 different ones to get a consensus (vs relying on one source).
Wisconsin provides great preparation for OL.