Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Carter Smith or Drew Azzopardi?

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What stats are used to compare Carter Smith and Drew Azzopardi?

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Carter Smith vs Drew Azzopardi — NFL Draft Comparison

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Carter Smith

Indiana Hoosiers

OT · #65

Drew Azzopardi

Washington Huskies

OT · #74

2025 college season

2025 college season: Carter Smith versus Drew Azzopardi
Carter Smith	Statistic	Drew Azzopardi
1	Tackles	—
0.0	Sacks	—
0.0	Tackles for Loss	—

Measurements

Measurements: Carter Smith versus Drew Azzopardi
Carter Smith	Statistic	Drew Azzopardi
6-5	Height	6-7
310 lb	Weight	325 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Carter Smith versus Drew Azzopardi
Carter Smith	Statistic	Drew Azzopardi
Leading value: #20	Fanspeak rank	#156
Leading value: OT 3	Position rank	OT 19
Leading value: 33.6	Average pick	181.5
Leading value: 1,765	Times drafted	1,395
Leading value: 72	Hype Score	52
230x	Most drafted to	177x

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Carter Smith

Dean Kindig

Best pass blocking grade after not allowing any Iowa pressures in scouted win. Trusting the Process started playing tackle in third grade, and joined a travel squad in middle school. Some balance and lean issues Kromer can fix. Favorite song is from Footloose: Holding Out For a Hero by Bonnie Tyler. Sparks: "one of the most reliable trench players in the class, even with some length questions that will need answering.".

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Drew Azzopardi

Dean Kindig

2025: Played in and started 11 of 13 games on the season. Started the first nine games of the season at right tackle before missing the Purdue and UCLA games due to injury. Returned to his starting spot at right tackle vs. Oregon. Named to the Big Ten All-Academic team. Won the UW's Earle T. Glant Tough Husky Award at the team's postseason awards banquet. 2024: Enrolled at UW for the start of the winter, 2024, academic quarter. Started at right tackle in all 13 games.

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