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Draft Scouting Report
Pro Comparison: Erik McCoy
Summary
Chase Bisontis is a strong, versatile and dependable three-year starter with more than 1,950 snaps at both guard and center. He was arguably the most consistent performer on a solid Aggies offensive line and has the ability to thrive in both zone and gap schemes. Bisontis shows quick, active feet to cut off backside defenders and climb smoothly to the second level. He plays with a finishing demeanor and excellent functional strength. Still a young prospect, Bisontis has the tools to develop into a starter at either center or guard, and that versatility could help him stick in the league for a long time. The one concern: he committed 16 penalties over the past two seasons.
About
- 2025: Third-team All-SEC
- 2023: First-team Freshman All-SEC
Strengths
- Strong overall player with powerful hands and the ability to anchor against power rushers; excels at snatching defenders.
- Effective puller who moves well in space, particularly in the run game.
- Physical presence who can move defenders off their spot; plays with a strong base, good knee bend and powerful hips.
Weaknesses
- Struggles against twitchy, athletic rushers who work half a man in pass protection.
- Inconsistent footwork, eye discipline and technique versus quick defenders in protection.
- Has difficulty locking up defenders in space when pulling in pass protection.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-5, 315 lbs |
| Birthplace: Ramsey, NJ |
| Class: Junior |















