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33 1/4 inch arms are not long enough for a NFL OT.

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Unfortunately, arm length could be an issue for Sewell. His arms are 33 1/4 inches long. NFL teams like their tackles to have 34-inch arms because it allows them to keep defensive ends away from their body.

Sewell is gonna suck. 

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I think the expectation is he comes in as a LT. 

If that doesn't pan out and he turns into a starting LG its still a solid pick. 

I really like this pick. I dont love that he'll be 25 in September and his level of competition certainly leaves something to be desired BUT this guy is a phenomenal athlete. 

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Both have really short arms for their size. I mean thats less than 72" if I'm correct. Still I have seen guys with great mesurables suck.

 

Just fyi though. Jordan Gross had 33 1/4 reach so...

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