NFL Combine results 2015: Weigh-in for offensive linemen

The televised portion of the NFL Scouting Combine doesn’t begin until Thursday, but the offensive linemen have already been weighed and measured. As some of the biggest men on the football field, the group yielded some incredibly heavy numbers.

Florida’s Trent Brown not only measured in at 6’8, but he tipped the scales at 355 pounds, exceeding average lineman weight by more than 15 pounds. Brown also produced an impressive 36-inch arm measurement. Those numbers are ideal for a team seeking a mauling blocker at the right tackle position.

At the other extreme, Coastal Carolina’s Chad Hamilton came in at 6’2, 292 pounds. Hamilton played guard in college, but at that size many teams might view him as a center-only prospect. Perhaps more significantly, he may only garner interest from franchises that run zone-blocking schemes.

A number of the top prospects measured in well. Iowa’s Brandon Scherff weighed in at 319 pounds and measured 6’5. Pittsburgh’s T.J. Clemmings also measured 6’5, but weighed 309 pounds. Andrus Peat is as hulking as expected, weighing 313 pounds and coming in at 6’7.

Here’s a handy table of all the weigh-in results for all the offensive linemen: