Name: Cameron Fleming
Position: Offensive Tackle
School: Stanford
Selected: Round 4, Pick 140 overall
Height: 6'5
Weight: 330
Strengths:
- Good size, big body and strong hands
- Explosive and agile for his size
- Shows good awareness and alertness
- Three year starter in pro-style offense
- Very intelligent
Weaknesses:
- Tight hips, struggles versus speed rushers
- Could improve finishing off blocks
- Footwork could improve
Analysis:
Fleming is an impressive prospect. He might not be totally NFL ready, but he has starting potential. He's a big-bodied specimen that can move well for his size, showing explosiveness when engaging defenders.
Fleming is a very intelligent player and hard worker. He majored in aeronautics and astronautics at Stanford. His former college coach, David Shaw, said on ESPN, "The bottom line is he doesn't get beat."
He started for three years in a pro style offense and compares to Marcus Cannon a bit. He could play right tackle, may be able to kick inside to right guard. Just a depth guy from the start, but could push for a starting role down the line.
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