Player Snapshot
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score — read the scouting report below.
Andrew Sprague is a 2027 NFL Draft Offensive Tackle prospect out of Michigan Wolverines. This profile tracks his college production season by season, his consensus stock across Fanspeak community big boards, and how he stacks up against the rest of the draft class. Use it to scout his game, compare him to other prospects, and project where he lands in the 2027 NFL Draft.
On Fanspeak, Andrew Sprague's draft stock is driven by the community — every mock draft and big board run in the On The Clock simulator feeds the consensus rank and average draft position (ADP) you see here. The higher he climbs the board, the earlier mockers are taking him. The skill profile breaks his game into position-specific traits, while the production trend shows how his college numbers moved year over year.
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2026 Season
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score.
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score — read the scouting report below.
Facing a highly physical Wisconsin defensive front, Sprague struggled at times in pass blocking and gap-blocking runs -PFF 54.7. Bounced back vs WIS with a 76.5 PFF grade, making him the second-highest-rated offensive player. In 3rd scouted game, Sprague yielded only one sack in 360 pass-blocking snaps and was on PFF's Team of the Week. All-Big Ten selection (honorable mention, coaches and media, 2025); Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2025). Elite, prototypical size for a LT—standing 6-foot-8 and 315 pounds— but his best trait may be his quick feet developed during his background as a high school basketball player. He allowed just one sack across 383 pass-blocking snaps, scoring above a 70.0 grade in both run and pass blocking from PF. If it weren't for Frazier being at LT, Sprague could move to the blind side this year.
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