2025 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Missouri OL Armand Membou

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Armand Membou | OT/G | Missouri

Height: 6’4″
Weight: 332 lbs
Draft Projection: Mid to Late 1st Round
Notable Accomplishment: 2024 Second Team All-SEC

Pros: Membou is one of the best athletes in the entire class, and if he tests as well as I expect, he could put himself in consideration for OT2 behind only Kelvin Banks, Jr. His pure strength, lateral quickness, and fluidity are on another level for a player this size, and he keeps himself in outstanding shape. Conditioning will never be an issue, as he has displayed a solid work ethic throughout his time at Mizzo. Despite possessing only a 6’4″ frame, his arm length allows him to make the first contact at the line of scrimmage, putting him in position to gain leverage off the snap. Schematic versatility is another plus, as Membou’s athleticism and smarts allow him to adapt to nearly any blocking concept. However, the most hopeful thing I can say regarding Membou’s future is the fact he has progressed every year. He came to Missouri incredibly raw, but he has cleaned up many technical issues he struggled with during his first two seasons.

Cons: Although there is much to be said about Membou’s development, there are still many unrefined aspects of his game. Like many raw lineman, Membou can get caught lunging for a block, losing his balance in the process. His lack of patience in pass protection can also lead to mistimed punches. When he remains patient in his stance, he is difficult to push around, but if his chest becomes exposed, he is extremely susceptible to the bull rush. These are all fixable issues, and I think they ultimately come down to learning to be more patient as a blocker.

Overview: Despite significant progression in 2024, Membou is still a relatively raw prospect. I believe he is capable of developing into an elite offensive tackle, but there will be some in the draft community who argue his higher upside would come at guard. While I do think he could play guard as well, I think the league-wide need for tackles will keep him on the outside. If a team is patient and willing to invest the time into his development, Membou brings All-Pro potential to the table.

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