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Vita Vea 2018 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Strengths, Weaknesses And Player Comparison

Check out Washington Huskies DT Vita Vea 2018 NFL Draft Scouting Report and player profile, featuring strengths, weaknesses, player comparison, and projection. The 340-pound defensive tackle is one of the top players in this year's NFL Draft. He didn't light up the stat sheet with tackles for loss and sacks, but he was the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year because of his run-stopping and disruption. He will likely be a first round pick, but how does he project to the NFL? 

NFL Draft analyst Tom Downey breaks down Vita Vea in this scouting report and player profile. The details of Vea's scouting report, featuring strengths, weaknesses, player comparison and projections are detailed below and in the video.

Strengths: 
- Lined up all over Huskies' DL 
- Massive human being at 340 lbs 
- Despite size, can generate pressure
- Powerful hands, can move OL with ease at times  
- Faced and beat the double-team 
- The rare 3-down nose guard

Weaknesses: 
- Will disappear at times  
- A bit raw in technique  
- Will stand up at times out of stance
- Can lose gap assignment  
- Worry he has shorter arms  
- Will miss tackles if only using arms

Player Comparison: Haloti Ngata

NFL Draft Grade: Top 10 (#1 DT)

Projected Round: 1st

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