The 2026 NFL offseason is here and that means it’s time for mock drafts, draft profiles and everything that goes with them. So without further ado, here’s one of many Draft Profiles for the 2025 NFL draft.
Charles Jagusah, IOL, Notre Dame
HT: 6’6
WT: 332 lbs
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Pros:
- Elite athleticism, with a legitimate 4.95 40-yard dash time that translates to game-changing speed and agility for a 330-pound lineman.
- A massive frame and wingspan, built for dominance in the trenches, with natural thickness and length that can’t be replicated in a weight room.
- A violent and effective punch, with a mean streak that helps him latch onto defenders and ride them into the ground.
- Effortless balance and body control, allowing him to stay square through contact and maintain clean pad levels.
- A wrestling background that shows up in his hand placement and leverage battles, neutralizing power rushes and controlling defenders’ hips.
- Versatility, having lined up at multiple positions including left tackle and right guard, giving coaches matchup flexibility.
- Mental toughness, evident in his comeback from a pectoral tear, staying focused and locked in knowing his moment might never come.
- Explosive first step off the snap, creating immediate displacement and generating push in the run game while disrupting pass rush timing.
Cons:
- Run blocking technique that feels unfinished, as he doesn’t always drive through contact or seal his man, leaving potential plays on the table.
- Football IQ that’s still developing, having picked up the sport late, which can lead to confusion on combo blocks.
- Durability concerns due to a previous pectoral tear, which may impact his ability to withstand the physical demands of the position.
- Vulnerability to pure power when his technique breaks down, highlighting the need to improve his ability to reset and re-engage mid-rep.
Summary:
Jagusah is a developmental prospect that excites offensive line coaches, offering tantalizing possibilities. His athletic profile suggests NFL starter potential, but the limited film creates an intriguing evaluation challenge. Teams with zone-heavy schemes will likely target his movement skills and ability to reach defenders in space. Additionally, his wrestling background indicates he can handle modern pass protection’s hand fighting demands.
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