Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Carter Smith or Andrew Gentry?

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What stats are used to compare Carter Smith and Andrew Gentry?

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Carter Smith vs Andrew Gentry — NFL Draft Comparison

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Carter Smith

Indiana Hoosiers

OT · #65

Andrew Gentry

BYU Cougars

OT · #75

2025 college season

2025 college season: Carter Smith versus Andrew Gentry
Carter Smith	Statistic	Andrew Gentry
1	Tackles	—
0.0	Sacks	—
0.0	Tackles for Loss	—

Measurements

Measurements: Carter Smith versus Andrew Gentry
Carter Smith	Statistic	Andrew Gentry
6-5	Height	6-8
310 lb	Weight	310 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Carter Smith versus Andrew Gentry
Carter Smith	Statistic	Andrew Gentry
Leading value: #20	Fanspeak rank	#381
OT 3	Position rank	—
Leading value: 33.6	Average pick	232.2
Leading value: 1,765	Times drafted	29
Leading value: 72	Hype Score	22
230x	Most drafted to	15x

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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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Andrew Gentry

Dean Kindig

Appeared in 26 contests across the offensive line and on special teams with two career starts. Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2023-24). Started at tackle against Illinois and Michigan State in 2024. Appeared in all 15 games in 2023, including the national championship game.

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