Despite dealing with some injuries throughout his college career, offensive lineman Myles Hinton was a crucial piece for the Michigan Wolverines’ offense. Sherrone Moore and company needed consistency out of Hinton, and he lived up to the task when he was on the field. While he may not have been as consistent as guys on the line from 2023, he still helped shore up running lanes for Michigan running backs and protected the blind side for the quarterbacks.
Combine Results
Height 6-foot-7
Weight 323 pounds
Arm 34 1/8”
Hand 10 1/4“
Vertical Jump 31.5”
20-Yd Shuttle 4.96 seconds
Pros
Quick, able to pick up blocks downfield with speed
Helps create wide running lanes for backs
Leader on and off the field
Smart player with ability to think critically
Good size and physical ability
Had one of the highest vertical jumps at the combine
NFL Combine OL Vertical Jumps (Part 1):
Josh Conerly Jr.: 34.5"
Eli Cox: 32.5"
Kelvin Banks Jr.: 32"
Will Campbell: 32"
Logan Brown: 32"
Myles Hinton: 31.5"
Miles Frazier: 31"
Joshua Gray: 31"
Aireontae Ersery: 29.5"
Anthony Belton: 29.5"
Connor Colby: 28.5"
Joe Huber: 28"
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Cons
He occasionally gets ahead of the play, rendering his blocks ineffective
Dealt with multiple injuries in college
Not getting as much attention with overall poor line play from the Wolverines this season
Conclusion
It’d be crazy for Hinton to get overlooked in the NFL Draft this season. Despite the offensive line’s performance in 2024, Hinton was the best of the bunch. He also has strong tape from 2023 when he mostly played on the right side of the line. Hinton has been solid since he came to Ann Arbor and has all the attributes a team would want in an offensive lineman, both physically and mentally.