5 offensive tackles Cleveland Browns, John Dorsey should be scouting
By Cory Kinnan
4. Prince Tega Wanogho, Auburn
An offensive tackle prospect whose draft stock remains a relative mystery to this point is Auburn’s Prince Tega Wanogho. A man with immense size and athleticism, Tega Wanogho remains a relatively raw prospect as he is still young to the sport of football.
It is, however, extremely easy to fall in love with Tega Wanogho as a prospect if you just take one quick glance at the size of him. Listed at 6-foot-7 and 305 pounds, Tega Wanogho’s slender build allows for him to have an explosive first step forward in run blocking, or backwards in pass protection.
From Nigeria, Tega Wanogho has been playing football for just six years, showing he is a physically and athletically natural human. Tega Wanogho was named to the Pro Football Focus first-team All-SEC for his efforts last season for the Tigers. Incredibly smart as well, Tega Wanogho has been an academic All-American for the Tigers as well.
Tega Wanogho remains an intriguing option for the Browns specifically as they have one of the best offensive line molders in all of football in James Campen. While he will probably have a steeper learning curve than most highly sought after offensive line prospects, Tega Wanogho may also have the highest ceiling of any tackle in the class.