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Welcome to the Raiders Trey Zuhn
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We stole this guy, period.
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I was happy with this pick. This dude seems like the real deal... size, intelligence, athletic.... and can move to any spot on the line if needed.
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He played mostly tackle and center, but no guard. I wonder if they think he's RT able in the NFL?
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I started thinking that as well.Rabidraider wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 5:34 am He played mostly tackle and center, but no guard. I wonder if they think he's RT able in the NFL?
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A good night's sleep and time to digest and reconsider can do wonders sometimes.
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Yeah, I gotta believe that Spytek & Co have an educated plan after the draft...but we still have a ways to go and surely won't fix our many question marks in just 1 off season. I'm gonna be patient.Rabidraider wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 5:34 am He played mostly tackle and center, but no guard. I wonder if they think he's RT able in the NFL?
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If a guy can play tackle at a high level and also move to center, then Dennison coaching him up for a move to guard should be pretty seamless. He's already proven that he can change positions and make it work so there aren't the barriers you might expect with some guys looking at a position change. Maybe he ends up at RT. Regardless he's a football player and I have confidence in Dennison to get the most out of him. I don't care who starts on the oline, just get the best 5 out there.
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Trey Zuhn 23yo
Height6' 6 ½" 98th percentile
Weight312 lbs 85th
Arm Length 32 ½"45th
Hand Size 10"61st
Wingspan 80 ⅞" 90th
Bench Press 33 reps 91st
40-Yard Dash 5.00s 93rd
10-Yard Split1.70s 93rd
Vertical Jump 32" 90th
Broad Jump 9' 3" 94th
His 1.70-second 10-yard split indicates high-end "get-off" speed, which is crucial for reaching blocks in lateral or zone-blocking schemes.
Pass-Blocking Grade: 96.8 percentile
Rank1 out of 632 OTs
Run-Blocking Grade: 59.7
Rank: 301st out of 632 offensive tackles.
four-year starter, appearing in 54 games with 50 starts
3,286 offensive snaps,
• Left Tackle: 3,018 snaps
• Center: 126 snaps
9 sacks throughout his career
74 pressures throughout his career.
10 career penalties
Trey Zuhn III has a history of significant orthopedic injuries from early in his Texas A&M career, including a right ACL tear and a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Despite these setbacks, he became one of the most durable players on the Aggies' roster, starting 50 of 51 possible games over his final four seasons.
• Right ACL Tear (2021): Suffered during his true freshman season, which led to a redshirt year.
• Left Shoulder Torn Labrum (2022): Sustained in the spring of 2022. He opted to play his entire redshirt freshman season through the pain before undergoing corrective surgery in December 2022.
• Dislocated Left Kneecap (Fall 2022): Occurred in preseason camp after a collision with a teammate. He did not miss any games, returning in time for the season opener.
• Concussion (2022): Missed his only collegiate game (against Alabama) due to failing concussion protocol.
• 2024–2025 Seasons: Remained largely healthy
Trey Zuhn III (often phonetically called "Trey Zone") is described by coaches and scouts as a "technician" with a "pro-ready" mindset. His work ethic is defined by a meticulous, almost clinical approach to both the weight room and the film room.
Zero Mental Errors": One of his most cited "stats" among scouts is that he was virtually assignment-perfect. In 3,286 career snaps, he was rarely out of position or confused by defensive stunts.
The Redshirt Study Year: During his 2021 redshirt year (recovering from an ACL tear), he spent the entire season acting as a "coach on the field," studying the playbook so intensely that he was teaching it to other freshmen before he was even cleared to play.
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Young LT with great pass blocking and athlete enough to play wide zone. Crazy numbers.
It could be an strategic "heir apparent" pick against Miller's age. He's not getting any younger. Just saying
Height6' 6 ½" 98th percentile
Weight312 lbs 85th
Arm Length 32 ½"45th
Hand Size 10"61st
Wingspan 80 ⅞" 90th
Bench Press 33 reps 91st
40-Yard Dash 5.00s 93rd
10-Yard Split1.70s 93rd
Vertical Jump 32" 90th
Broad Jump 9' 3" 94th
His 1.70-second 10-yard split indicates high-end "get-off" speed, which is crucial for reaching blocks in lateral or zone-blocking schemes.
Pass-Blocking Grade: 96.8 percentile
Rank1 out of 632 OTs
Run-Blocking Grade: 59.7
Rank: 301st out of 632 offensive tackles.
four-year starter, appearing in 54 games with 50 starts
3,286 offensive snaps,
• Left Tackle: 3,018 snaps
• Center: 126 snaps
9 sacks throughout his career
74 pressures throughout his career.
10 career penalties
Trey Zuhn III has a history of significant orthopedic injuries from early in his Texas A&M career, including a right ACL tear and a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Despite these setbacks, he became one of the most durable players on the Aggies' roster, starting 50 of 51 possible games over his final four seasons.
• Right ACL Tear (2021): Suffered during his true freshman season, which led to a redshirt year.
• Left Shoulder Torn Labrum (2022): Sustained in the spring of 2022. He opted to play his entire redshirt freshman season through the pain before undergoing corrective surgery in December 2022.
• Dislocated Left Kneecap (Fall 2022): Occurred in preseason camp after a collision with a teammate. He did not miss any games, returning in time for the season opener.
• Concussion (2022): Missed his only collegiate game (against Alabama) due to failing concussion protocol.
• 2024–2025 Seasons: Remained largely healthy
Trey Zuhn III (often phonetically called "Trey Zone") is described by coaches and scouts as a "technician" with a "pro-ready" mindset. His work ethic is defined by a meticulous, almost clinical approach to both the weight room and the film room.
Zero Mental Errors": One of his most cited "stats" among scouts is that he was virtually assignment-perfect. In 3,286 career snaps, he was rarely out of position or confused by defensive stunts.
The Redshirt Study Year: During his 2021 redshirt year (recovering from an ACL tear), he spent the entire season acting as a "coach on the field," studying the playbook so intensely that he was teaching it to other freshmen before he was even cleared to play.
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Young LT with great pass blocking and athlete enough to play wide zone. Crazy numbers.
It could be an strategic "heir apparent" pick against Miller's age. He's not getting any younger. Just saying
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Zuhn is someone I didnt know but he could be our best pick. He seems a better prospect than Bisontis or Pregnon for our scheme.
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100%. That's part of their process, projecting what they will do with us.raidersince63 wrote: Sat Apr 25, 2026 6:09 am Yeah, I gotta believe that Spytek & Co have an educated plan after the draft...but we still have a ways to go and surely won't fix our many question marks in just 1 off season. I'm gonna be patient.
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I like this pick because he can play all 5 spots on the Oline. Instant depth at every position.
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i love this pick, kids high upside and explosive with versatility