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Saints Scout Boise State's Kage Casey

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New Orleans Saints show interest in Boise States Kage Casey, a reliable offensive tackle with impressive size and anchor strength. Despite limited combine testing, his tape and physical tools make him a prospect to watch as the Saints build depth on the line.

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Saints Scout Boise State's Kage Casey

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Saints Scout Boise State's Kage Casey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, NFL teams are in full draft prep mode, hitting pro days across the country in late March and early April. The New Orleans Saints have met with prospects at nearly every position, and they recently sent Run Game Coordinator, T.J. Paganetti, to Boise State, Scout Offensive Tackle, K.A. K.C. K.C. put up strong numbers last season over 942 snaps, allowing just four sacks and tin pressures while drawing only two, penalties. That came despite playing heavy minutes, showing his reliability in past protection. One standout performance came against Utah State, where he logged 94 snaps without a single pressure, sack, or penalty. As 6 with 6 and 310 pounds, with nearly 33-inch arms, he has the size and anchor strength teams crave for the pros. He kept testing light at the combine, running a 5.20 in the 40-yard dash, 1.85 in the 10-yard split, and 8. 0-1 in the 3-cone drill.

Still, his tape and physical tools make him a tackle prospect worth watching. With the draft approaching, the Saints' interest signals their building depth on the line, keeping options open for a guy like K.C. who could step in and compete right away. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.

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