20 Prospects Philadelphia Eagles fans should watch during NCAA Playoff

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9. Branden Bowen, offensive tackle/guard, Ohio State

Branden Bowen is six-foot-seven and weighs in at 345 pounds. Seeing as how he’s struggled at right tackle at the collegiate level, it’s hard to imagine that he’d excel in the NFL in the same assignment.

He’s probably better suited to play inside as a professional, but it’s hard to imagine him being more than a backup either way.

10. John Simpson, guard, Clemson

John Simpson is six-foot-four, 330 pounds, and a potential mid to late-round prospect. He’s been good for Clemson, but that was mostly against the less-than-stellar talent of the ACC. He’s played both guard positions, but to be a successful professional, he could stand to drop a few pounds.

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