Ourlads' Profile:
2024 Guide: What Ourlads’ NFL Scouting Services said about DJ GLAZE:
Maryland | HT: 6041 | WT: 315 | 40 time: 5.21 | Arm: 3478 | Hand: 1014 | Wing: 8234
Three-year starter. All-Big 10 both of the past two seasons. Glaze split his snaps between right and left tackle. His length and athleticism are suitable for the outside as well and he showed even more versatility by shifting inside to guard during Senior Bowl week. He can credibly project to both because of his skill set to handle the different demands. He is an athletic bull with heavy hands that can latch on. His ability to get across the face of a defender in a blink while maintaining balance and ability to redirect will make him a weapon in outside zone schemes. He shows a solid forward lean without compromising foot leverage, always keeping them a bit behind his hips but capable of adjusting on the fly. He looks comfortable in space and that is why he should get his initial look at tackle. If it does not work out, plan B can be a shift inside or provide the valuable role of a versatile sixth lineman, the one that comes off the bench first. Sudden out of his stance while maintaining quality posture and control. Stays square and attached, always giving him a fighting chance. Can bend at the knees with his eyes up and lower half active. Maintains power on the move. Displaces defenders in space when he has a runway to work with. Needs more consistent hand work. Often late and will allow pass rusher into his chest. Gives up too much ground against a quality bull rush. Too often put into retreat mode. Needs to be more assertive and take the initiative with his jabs and punches. More attention to detail needed.
OSR:36/50. Draft projection: 2nd/3rd round