Name: Dillon Radunz Position: Offensive Tackle College: North Dakota State Height: 6’6” Weight: 301 lbs Overall Rank: No. 61 overall Position Rank: OT9 Strengths: Highly-decorated player in the North Dakota State program that has been a stalworth along the offensive line with 32 consecutive starts. Radunz has good competitive toughness and pairs it with excellent overall awareness and processing on the field to adjust angles and handle games up front. Radunz wants to be the first to the action and has a finisher’s mentality along the offensive line. He does a good job fitting his hands inside and will drive through the echo of the whistle to put someone on his highlight tape. His hand usage is above-average and he shows a good ability to use independent strikes with good accuracy to win the moment-to-moment aspects of each rep. He replaces his punch with good timing and is patient when necessary. As a run blocker, he excels on down blocks, targeting the hip of the defender well and playing with a little nastiness to get horizontal movement. He understands repositioning to maintain leverage in his anchor and can handle some speed-to-power transitions when pressed head up.
Dillon Radunz 2021 NFL Draft Scouting Report
Name: Dillon Radunz Position: Offensive Tackle College: North Dakota State Height: 6’6” Weight: 301 lbs Overall Rank: No. 61 overall Position Rank: OT9 Strengths: Highly-decorated player in the North Dakota State program that has been a stalworth along the offensive line with 32 consecutive starts. Radunz has good competitive toughness and pairs it with excellent overall awareness and processing on the field to adjust angles and handle games up front. Radunz wants to be the first to the action and has a finisher’s mentality along the offensive line. He does a good job fitting his hands inside and will drive through the echo of the whistle to put someone on his highlight tape. His hand usage is above-average and he shows a good ability to use independent strikes with good accuracy to win the moment-to-moment aspects of each rep. He replaces his punch with good timing and is patient when necessary. As a run blocker, he excels on down blocks, targeting the hip of the defender well and playing with a little nastiness to get horizontal movement. He understands repositioning to maintain leverage in his anchor and can handle some speed-to-power transitions when pressed head up.
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