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#98

Caden Curry

EDGE Ohio State Junior
56.9
Grade

Draft Projection

3
Round
81 - 98
Pick Range
#-
Position Rank

Measurements

6'3"
Height
257
Weight (lbs)
30.125"
Arm Length
9.375"
Hand Size

Athletic Testing

College Statistics

12
Games
3.4
Sacks
23
Tackles
16
Pressures

Strengths

  • Gets off the ball like his hair is on fire, consistently winning the snap count battle with a first step that puts offensive linemen on their heels from the jump.
  • Pass rush ability is legitimately elite, showing the combination of burst, timing, and counter moves to generate consistent pressure against quality tackles.
  • Run defense matches his pass rushing prowess, demonstrating the discipline and physicality to set edges and collapse running lanes from multiple alignments.
  • Hands are violent and active throughout his rush, showing advanced technique in hand-fighting that allows him to stack and shed blocks with purpose.
  • Motor never quits on any snap, whether it's chasing down a screen pass 15 yards downfield or fighting through a double team on a run play away from his gap.
  • Possesses legitimate versatility to line up at end in odd fronts or kick inside to tackle in even schemes, giving coordinators multiple alignment options.
  • Production against top competition speaks for itself, with his five-TFL, three-sack game against Washington showcasing his ability to dominate quality tackles.
  • Spin move is a legitimate counter weapon that he times well when his initial rush gets stonewalled, showing feel for when to deploy secondary moves.

Areas to Improve

  • Undersized frame at 6-3, 260 pounds for 4-3 DE, raising durability concerns against NFL power schemes.
  • Needs to add functional strength in his lower half to consistently hold ground at the point of attack against NFL-caliber run blockers who outweigh him significantly.
  • Does not possess the elite bend and ankle flexibility to consistently flatten around the corner as a pure speed rusher at the next level.
  • Compact build limits his projection as an every-down player against power running schemes where he'll face 330-pound guards in the A-gap.
  • Pass rush plan can become one-dimensional late in games when his initial burst and counter moves fail to generate pressure against tackles who adjust.