Ravens pick DT Willie Henry in 4th round
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The Baltimore Ravens have selected defensive tackle Willie Henry out of Michigan in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft.
The Ravens add more pass rush help as they have already drafted defensive ends Kamalei Correa and Bronson Kaufusi.
Henry could compete with Lawrence Guy to be a starting defensive end, but will most likely be used as a situational interior pass-rusher as a rookie.
Willie Henry Bio
Position: DT
School: Michigan
College Experience: Senior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 303 lbs.
Strengths
- Fires off the ball to gain advantage with an impressive first step.
- Effort consistently carries through to the whistle.
- Ability to get up field and generate pressure against interior linemen makes him an ideal fit at the three-technique defensive tackle spot.
- Maintains low pad level off the line.
Weaknesses
- Doesn't yet have an extensive repertoire of pass-rush moves.
- May be limited to an passing-down role as he makes the transition to the NFL level.
- Had just one year of solid production, racking up 6.5 sacks and 10 tackles for loss in his final season at Michigan.
Combine Results
Event | Result |
---|---|
40-yard Dash | 5.00 sec |
Bench Press | 28 reps |
Vertical Jump | 30.5 inches |
Broad Jump | 110 inches |
3-Cone Drill | 7.57 sec |
20-yard Shuttle | 4.53 sec |