And not get picked. I know he has his degree but was he projected to be picked? Seemed to be very talented

His biggest weakness was that he lacked the mauler size that most teams in the NFL want at the tackle positions.

He's a finesse and technique player, and a very good one at that, but fewer NFL offenses use the lighter, faster tackles these days.

Even though he was listed as 300 lbs, that's a rather optimistic estimate, since he was playing close to 290 lbs during most of his college career.

He's also maxed out on his frame, since he's a very slender fellow for someone of his size.

He wasn't going to get any bigger, and I actually agree with his decision to go pro, due to the risk of injuries, etc.

It would have been nice to have been a draft pick, but this way, as a free agent, Mr. Wagner did make a good choice with the Titans.

Brian Daboll (part of the Belichick coaching tree), runs a modified Erhardt-Perkins offense, so this scheme has plenty of options for lighter, more agile linemen.

to leave ND early. 2 year starter and team captain woulda warranted some quality NIL.

On a good note, at least he got some say in where he went.

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Top 10% in the pass protection game, top 37% in the run game.

He only allowed 1 sack all year.


Link: https://www.pff.com/ncaa/players/aamil-wagner/156973

Skill and catch. maybe with someone looking for more agile guys Instead of massive types

Good luck to him. Not suggesting he do wrong thing, I was more surprised