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Anez Cooper

Miami (FL)
· age 22.3
Consensus Rank
182
Colors: elite (top 10%)·strong·weak·bottom 10%all within IOL cohort (n=50)
NFL.com
6.18
ACS
3.9
40
5.52
HT
6'6"
WT
342
Arm
34.3
PFF Col
Mock→
Flags
2
Visits
0
Bench
Vert
Broad
3c
Shut 4.28
Hand 10.0
Age 22.3

Measurables

HT (in)77.88
WT (lb)342
Arm34.25
Hand10
405.52
Bench
Vert
Broad
3-cone
Shuttle4.28
By Source
acs-2026
overall3.85
pct_forty0.23
pct_heightInches8.74
pct_weightLbs9.83
brugler
age22.29
armInches34.25
forty5.52
handInches10
heightInches77.88
tenYardSplit1.94
weightLbs342
wingspanInches84.25
nfl.com
armInches34
athleticismScore58.28
forty4.51
handInches10
heightInches77.88
shuttle4.28
weightLbs200
redflag-character
off the field-22
redflag-injury
CTE-11
Archetype
Below-average athlete · ACS 3.9/10

Red Flags (2)

Extracted from Brugler background/weakness sections.
character
  • He has seven younger brothers and is proud to be a role model (on and off the field) for them.
injury
  • Though he liked playing defensive line better, he knew he had a brighter future on the offensive line — which is where recruiters expected him to play in college.

Athletic Composite (ACS)

3.9/ 10
position percentile vs 2006-2024 cohort (n ≈ 3,500+ historical picks)
  • forty
    0.2
  • heightInches
    8.7
  • weightLbs
    9.8

Historical Projection

based on 2006-2024 draft outcomes (n≈166 per attribute · confidence medium)
Composite
47
0-100 scale
Expected career AV: 34.8
Attribute Contributions
  • Shuttler=+0.294.28z=+2.32+6.6
  • 3-coner=+0.24z=+0.0
  • 40-yardr=+0.125.52z=-2.08-2.5
  • Bench repsr=+0.12z=+0.0
  • Heightr=+0.1177.88z=+1.47+1.5
  • Broad jumpr=+0.09z=+0.0
  • Draft ager=+0.0722.29z=+0.40+0.3
  • Verticalr=+0.06z=+0.0
  • Weightr=+0.05342z=+2.97+1.6

Scouting Dossier

PFF
Strengths
● Hulking body type with long arms, thick legs and proportionate mass ● Physical hands and generates torque from his lower half to displace 283 Back to table of contents -- 287 of 629 -- ● Uses full extension as a position blocker to seal lanes ● Controlled on short pulls and arrives with heavy strikes ● Sets up on time in pass pro to answer immediate power ● Loves to talk and poke at the opponent, because he knows he can back it up ● Vocal in the offensive line room and wants to be a coach after his playing days ● Rarely missed time — made 43 straight starts to close college career
Weaknesses
● Upright and heavy-footed in pass sets ● Sluggish in redirects and can be crossed up by quick rushers ● Tardy when sorting through blitzes and delayed pressures ● Lack of body flexibility shows on backside cut-offs ● Struggles with space adjustments to fit up moving targets ● Surprisingly high number of false starts (six) in 2025, considering his experience ● Weighed more than 400 pounds going into senior year of high school — weight still needs to be monitored moving forward ● All his starts (98.5 percent of his snaps) came at right guard
Projection
A three-and-a-half-year starter at Miami, Cooper entrenched himself at right guard in offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson’s balanced scheme. Together, he and Francis Mauigoa formed one of the better right sides of an offensive line in college football. Cooper logged more than 3,000 offensive snaps in college and earned All-ACC honors each of the past three seasons. Cooper looks the part with his frame, body mass and overall length, and he holds his own when things turn into a street fight. He is a physical finisher — and a hard man to move — when he latches. However, he relies more on force than leverage to execute blocks, and he lacks the ideal agility and twitch to match up with NFL speed. Overall, Cooper can circumvent his upright, plodding movements with size, length and inline power to be a tone-setting presence. He projects best in a gap scheme and can find the field in the right situation.

Mock Ranks (1)

  • MDD-consensus182

Freak Notes

  • none
  • no fits scored yet