Penn State tackle Gerald Cadogan: a long, powerful pass protector with NFL-caliber size
Cadogan was a **6-foot-5, 310-pound** Penn State offensive tackle with long arms and prototype length, giving him a clear edge in pass protection and edge control; NFL listings measured him at **35-inch arms** and **9.5-inch hands**. He was recruited out of Portsmouth, Ohio, and developed into a Big Ten lineman valued for size, strength, and projection rather than flashy stats. For a team, he fit best as a high-upside tackle prospect who could anchor the edge, especially in a power or zone-based scheme that values length and physicality over quick-twitch finesse.
