Bain's Game Tape: Future Stud Despite Short Arms

0:00Trap experts are buzzing about Miami-Ed's Russia Rubin-Bain Jr. as the top guy in this year's class, even with his short arms getting all the hate. Jordan Reed called it a clean evaluation on the Pat McAfee show, saying Bain dominated the end of the season and shown in the college football playoff. Think back to guys like Drew Brees, who slid out of Round 1 in 2001 because he was under 6 feet with Met Arm strength. Or Shannon Sharp, drafted way late in 1990 as a tweener, too small for tight end, too slow for receiver. Both ended up Hall of Famers crushing records. Reed puts Bain ahead of projected top picks like Ohio State's Arbill Reese and Texas Tech's David Bailey. At pro days, Bain stuck low with killer leverage and drills while Reese looked higher and less explosive in the exact same move as shown in. Side-by-side clips from Insider Ryan Fowler. Bain skipped full workouts at Miami's Pro Day on Monday, just did position stuff, but his tape speaks volumes.

1:01Teams like the Chiefs, who love finding gems, should ignore the arm length noise and keep him on the board for April 23rd. Plenty of stars from John Randall to Cooper Cup, prove measurables don't define you. Bain's game tape screams future stud, so expect him to rise fast. Come draft night. That's your Kansas News Today update, AI-powered and always on.