Steelers 2026 NFL Draft scouting report: G Chase Bisontis
As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft, here is a scouting report for offensive guard Chase Bisontis of Texas A&M.
Isaac Seumalo left the Pittsburgh Steelers with a massive hole on their offensive line at guard, but Day 2 prospect Chase Bisontis of Texas A&M would make an excellent replacement. Here's a look at Bisontis' scouting report, containing information on his bio, strengths, concerns, stats, and highlights. Chase Bisontis, G, Texas A&M Height: 6 feet 5 inches Weight: 315 pounds 40-yard dash: 5.
02 seconds Projection: Late-second round Strengths Elite short-area quickness Downward chops neutralize pass rushers' push with ease Has steadily improved in pass protection Sustains blocks with a low center of gravity and great lower body strength Concerns Footwork needs work Hands can arrive late versus better pass rushers Arm length (31 3/4") leaves much to be desired Issues with penalties Stats 2025: 441 pass block snaps, 1 sack allowed Highlights Texas A&M OG Chase Bisontis (6-5, 315) is uber prepared for an NFL Outside Zone scheme after 36 starts (12 at RT, 23 LG, 1 RG) & playing at elite Don Bosco Prep HS 🪵Mean streak seeks violence 🪵Seals run lanes, angles well, mirrors 🪵Great explosive hips & flexibile base 🎥… https://t. co/ysQ9TwQNcI pic. twitter.
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