Fano's Combine Performance: High Upside Tackle

0:00On April 7, Spencer Fano, the 6-foot 5-1-1-1-1 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Combined, this former four-star recruit from Provo dominated college ball, playing over 1,600 snaps at right tackle, and more than five hundred at left. He wrapped his Ute's career with just 40 pressures allowed, and three sacks, capping it off by by winning the Outland trophy, Big 12 Offensive. Lime men of the year, and unanimous All-American honors in 2025. His combine testing stole the show, clocking a 4.9 140 yard dash, 32 inch vertical, and 9 foot 3 broad jump. Those movement drills highlighted his elite quickness with a 7.343 cone and 4.67 short shuttle, proving he's one smooth operator for a big man. Fans and scouts are buzzing about his athleticism, calling him an elite pass protector who mirrors rushers effortlessly

1:02and pulls into space like a heat-seeking missile. His footward baits defenders, and he finishes blocks with authority, making him a standout in gap or power schemes. That said, his shorter 32 and an 8 inch arms and lean frame raise questions for some teams, potentially sliding him inside to guard. He sometimes rises too high on drives, limiting push against power rushers and got grabby outside a few times. Bottom line, Fanno's an explosive mover with top tier fluidity best in schemes that let him track and destroy down field. His 6.73 draft grade screams high upside tackle who could flip the line game wherever he lands. That's your NFL news today update, AI powered and always on.