Justin Eboigbe
Position: Edge – Projected: 4th Round
History & Measurables
Born: Apr. 9th, 2001 – Forest Park, GA
High School: Forest Park
College: Alabama
Height: 6’4″ Weight: 297 lbs
Traits & Characteristics
The Good
- Run stopping
- Block shedding
- Tackle point strength
The Bad
- Acceleration
- Struggles to contain edge
- Lacks plus speed
Advanced Analytics Notes
2023 Pass Rush Stats: Min 100 Pass Rush Snaps
- PFF Pass Rush Grade: 63.2 (T-283 Among Edge Defenders)
- Pash Rush Win Rate: 7.9% (T-300 Among Edge Defenders)
- QB Hits: 5 (T-100 Among Edge Defenders)
- Sacks: 7 (T-55 Among Edge Defenders)
- Hurries: 18 (T-145 Among Edge Defenders)
2023 Run Defense Stats: Min 100 Run Defense Snaps
- PFF Run Defense Grade: 86.4 (4th Among Edge Defenders)
- Run Stops: 25 (T-12 Among Edge Defenders)
Film Notes and Highlights
Justin Eboigbe is an Edge who was used at a variety of positions at Alabama. Eboigbe is a great run stuffer, reading his blocks well and showing great strength to hold at the LOS. He’s strong at the tackle point and is good at shedding blocks, with good hand placement. He’s also an underrated pass rusher, but his lack of acceleration makes it hard for him to truly be a dominant force in that regard. Eboigbe can struggle containing the edge, showing some difficulty processing RPOs. I think Eboigbe is an early Day 3 prospect who can be a tweener in a 4-3 at the NFL level. If he’s able to improve his acceleration and speed he can be a force. – Thomas Christopher
(Games Watched: vs Texas 2023, vs Ole Miss 2023, vs Arkansas 2023, vs Tennessee 2023, vs LSU 2023)
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