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Oklahoma • #54 • OL

Febechi Nwaiwu

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Team Conf Overall
MISS
 7-1 13-2
UGA
 7-1 12-2
TXAM
 7-1 11-2
BAMA
 7-1 11-4
TEXAS
 6-2 10-3
OKLA
 6-2 10-3
VANDY
 6-2 10-3
MIZZOU
 4-4 8-5
TENN
 4-4 8-5
LSU
 3-5 7-6
UK
 2-6 5-7
FLA
 2-6 4-8
AUBURN
 1-7 5-7
MISSST
 1-7 5-8
SC
 1-7 4-8
ARK
 0-8 2-10
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Draft Scouting Report

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Summary

Febechi Nwaiwu is a powerful interior lineman who transformed from an unheralded walk-on into a reliable starter at Oklahoma. A versatile blocker with experience at both guard and center, he utilizes heavy hands and significant grip strength to control defenders at the point of attack. While he excels as a downhill run blocker, his ability to anchor and sustain blocks in pass protection makes him a gritty developmental prospect for the professional level.

About
  • 2025: Second-team All-SEC (coaches) - 2025: Don Key Award winner (Oklahoma players who exemplify superior qualitites on the field and in the classroom
Strengths
  • Powerful grip strength and heavy hands to control defenders.
  • Versatile experience playing guard, center, and tackle.
  • Consistently effective at moving defensive linemen off the ball.
Weaknesses
  • Can struggle to sustain blocks throughout the entire rep.
  • Susceptible to speed-to-power rushes when playing with high pad level.
  • Limited range and lateral quickness when asked to block in space.
Combine Data
  • Vertical jump: 24.5 inches
  • 20-yard shuttle run: 4.73 seconds
  • Broad jump: 8 feet, 9 inches
  • 3-cone drill: 7.80 seconds

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Player Bio

HT/WT: 6-4, 319 lbs
Birthplace: Coppell, TX
Class: Senior