Anez Cooper: NFL Draft Prospect

0:00It's April 5th. This is NFL News today, your AI-powered source for everything in F.L. And as Cooper, the 6-foot 6-334-pound senior offensive guard from Miami, just wrapped a dominant college career that's got NFL Scouts buzzing. This dude from Pleasant Grove, Alabama, started as a 3-star recruit and balled out with over 3,000 snaps, mostly a right guard for the hurricanes. He anchored that massive right side of the line alongside Frances Mauigoa, helping Miami push all the way to the national championship game. In his final year, he earned first-team all ACC honors after honorable mentions the two prior seasons, while only giving up 12 pressures and one, SAC, despite 8 penalties. Fans and analysts love his elite size, long 34-inch arms, and 10-inch hands that make him a gravitational force on the line of scrimmage. He's explosive off the snap, violent with heavy hands and a beast in the run game, climbing to the second level with surprising light feet for his.

1:02Frame. That said, he's not the fluidist mover, struggles with high pad level at times, and can give beat by quick interior guys or edge rushers if his. Technique slips. Still, his anchor in Pass Pro and competitive toughness make him a finisher who plays with an edge. Overall, Cooper grades out at 6.23 on the draft scale, projecting as a starter with powerrun upside perfect fit for teams like the Giants hunting that right guard size and grit. Keep an eye on him, come draft time.