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Sam Hecht 2026 NFL Draft Profile | OC from Kansas State

Scouting Report

Sam Hecht is one of the best walk-on-to-draft-prospect stories in the 2026 class developing from an unranked recruit into a two-year starting center and All-Big 12 honoree at Kansas State. His technique is elite with elbows tucked and connected to hips using tight inside hand placement resulting in just two penalties over his final two seasons and zero penalties as a senior. His pass protection production is extraordinary allowing zero sacks and only one quarterback hit in his final two seasons combined. Hecht was widely regarded as the best center at the 2026 Senior Bowl where he dominated one-on-one reps and was the only offensive lineman to hold Texas Tech DT Lee Hunter in check all week. His football intelligence is outstanding as an Academic All-Conference honoree who thrives on combo blocks and quickly snuffs out twists and stunts. PFF highlighted his vice grip hands that allow him to neutralize rushes from all types of pass rushers. He earned a PFF overall grade of 80.0 as a senior. However at 297 pounds he is undersized for an interior lineman and his shorter arms cause him to lose hand battles at times. His power is middling as he cannot consistently uproot defenders on command or finish blocks with authority. He struggles with counter moves creating soft edges late in reps. Bleacher Report graded him at 7.1 ranking him 96th overall and IOL5 comparing him to Tyler Biadasz.

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Tyler Biadasz

College Stats

Career: 42 games nearly 1600 snaps. Final two seasons: 0 sacks allowed 1 QB hit allowed 2 penalties. 2025 PFF grade: 80.0

Measurables

MetricValue
Height6-4
Weight303
40-Yard Dash5.10
RAS7.76
Arm Length31
Bench Press20
Broad Jump101
Hand Size9
Vertical Jump28

Awards & Honors

All-Big 12 Second Team (2024). Finalist Big 12 OL of the Year (2025). Academic All-Conference. Senior Bowl invitee (2026)

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