G Logan Stenberg

Scouting Reports:

Kentucky Profile:  https://ukathletics.com/sports/football/roster/logan-stenberg/7312

NFL.com:  https://www.nfl.com/prospects/logan-stenberg?id=32195354-4528-9628-1611-ec1e6af38d3a

Draftwire:  https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2020/03/31/2020-nfl-draft-logan-stenberg-scouting-report/

Draft Network:  https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/logan-stenberg/EPsvmOGZnl

Logan Stenberg, Kentucky G: 2020 NFL Draft profile - cleveland.com:  https://www.cleveland.com/browns/2020/03/logan-stenberg-kentucky-g-2020-nfl-draft-profile.html?outputType=amp

PFN Tony Pauline:  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/sec-scouting-reports-2020-nfl-draft/7/

Rankings:

Overall:

2020 NFL Draft Big Board: The Draft Wire 300 (77. Stenberg):  https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2020/04/17/2020-nfl-draft-rankings-big-board-top-300/

Rotoworld Analytics Rankings (95. Stenberg):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/nfl-draft-preview/analytics-top-300-rankings-2020-nfl-draft?page=3

Draft Tek (102. Stenberg):  https://www.drafttek.com/2020-NFL-Draft-Big-Board/Top-NFL-Draft-Prospects-2020-Page-2.asp

2020 NFL Draft prospect rankings: Josh Edwards Top 250 big board ends as it started, with Chase Young on top (106.  Stenberg):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2020-nfl-draft-prospect-rankings-top-250-big-board-ends-as-it-started-with-chase-young-on-top/

2020 NFL Draft: Final PFF Top 250 Big Board (114. Stenberg:  Stenberg is offensive line coach porn as he relishes the finish. He's also a PFF favorite for his work in pass protection where he's been one of the best in college football):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-final-pff-top-250-big-board

Tony Pauline’s 2020 NFL Draft Rankings (122. Stenberg):  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2020-nfl-draft-prospects-rankings-scouting-reports-tony-pauline/

CBS (132. Stenberg):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/

SI Top 255 Big Board 3.0 (134. Stenberg):  https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/04/19/draft-big-board-updated-top-255-prospects

Draft rankings: Ryan Wilson Top 250 (140. G Stenberg):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2020-nfl-draft-prospect-rankings-two-receivers-crack-top-10-two-running-backs-in-top-25-and-entire-top-250/

ESPN (143.  G Stenberg:  Stenberg is a nasty mauler with good size and strength. He takes great angles, he latches on with strong hands, and he's strong enough to generate push in the run game. He flashes a powerful punch and anchors well in pas pro. Stenberg has marginal athletic ability, and he struggles to mirror quick-twitch interior pass-rushers. -- Steve Muench):  https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft/rounds

Draft Countdown (146. Stenberg):  http://draftcountdown.com/2020-nfl-draft-rankings/2020-top-overall-rankings/

THOR 500: NYSTROM'S BIG BOARD (157. Stenberg):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/rankings/thor-500-nystroms-big-board-0

Position:

Tony Pauline’s 2020 NFL Draft Rankings (4. Stenberg):  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2020-nfl-draft-prospects-rankings-scouting-reports-tony-pauline/

Draftwire G Rankings (4. G Stenberg):  https://draftwire.usatoday.com/gallery/2020-nfl-draft-rankings-interior-offensive-line-cesar-ruiz-lloyd-cushenberry-solomon-kindley/

Walterfootball Position Rankings (5. G Stenberg:  Projected Round (2020): 3-5.
4/21/20: Stenberg and Landon Young formed a good left side of the offensive line for Kentucky in 2019. Stenberg had a good week of practice at the Senior Bowl and was a beast in the run-blocking one-on-ones. He has good size, strength, and plays with a serious mean streak. However, Stenberg needs to improve in pass protection for the NFL. He also needs to get more disciplined and avoid mental mistakes like penalties.  8/17/19: Stenberg has been a power run blocker at left guard for the past few years. The big and strong Stenberg was an integral part of the line that opened the holes for running back Benny Snell to rewrite Kentucky's record books. Showing well against speed pass-rushers would help Stenberg, but as long as he stays healthy, he should enter the NFL with a lot of experience and preparation against top competition.):   https://walterfootball.com/draft2020OG.php

Draft Tek (6. G Stenberg):  https://www.drafttek.com/2020-NFL-Draft-Position-Rankings/Top-College-Offensive-Guards-2020-NFL-Draft.asp

ESPN (7.  G Stenberg:  Stenberg is a nasty mauler with good size and strength. He takes great angles, he latches on with strong hands, and he's strong enough to generate push in the run game. He flashes a powerful punch and anchors well in pas pro. Stenberg has marginal athletic ability, and he struggles to mirror quick-twitch interior pass-rushers. -- Steve Muench):  https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft/rounds

Draft Countdown (9. G Stenberg):  http://draftcountdown.com/2020-nfl-draft-rankings/2020-offensive-guard-rankings/

PFF (10. G Stenberg: Stenberg is a force as a guard at 6-foot-6 and 322 pounds, and he has some of the strongest mitts of any guard in the class. Those mitts also routinely get him in trouble, though, as he's been flagged 24 times over the past two seasons. He's a little stiff and not the most fleet of foot at the position, but he's held up well in pass protection with only one pressure allowed in 2019.):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-position-rankings-interior-offensive-linemen

Thor's G Rankings (10. Stenberg (SPARQ percentile: 17.7, RAS: 6.17, Comp: Oday Oboushi (Lindy’s)):  Stenberg lacks an off-switch, a hyped-up kid with a blazing attitude. Calling him “chippy” would be underselling it. Call him He Hate Me II. The SEC certainly did. Stenberg drew 14 flags in 2019. That recklessness and lack of discipline won't fly in the pros, but the demeanor is aces and the wild nastiness is backed by some superb recent pass-block work, with just one pressure allowed in 262 pass-blocking snaps in 2019 (granted, Kentucky rarely truly put the ball in the air). What can be built on, here, if Stenberg can cool it just a little bit, is a strong technical base and natural football mind. Patience and control will be key for the heavy-handed grinder given his vanilla athleticism. The four-year SEC starter flashes in those aspects when he stays within himself.):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/evaluations/thors-interior-ol-rankings

Touchdown Wire's Position Rankings (10. G Stenberg):  https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/2020/04/18/scouting-breakdown-the-11-best-interior-offensive-linemen-in-the-nfl-draft/10/

Rotoworld Analytics Position Rankings (12. G Stenberg:  21yo Kentucky OG, 15th percentile athlete):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/nfl-draft-preview/analytics-top-300-rankings-2020-nfl-draft?page=1

CBS (27. OL Stenberg):   https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/offensive-linemen

Articles:

2020 All-Juice team includes Jalen Hurts, J.K. Dobbins and Kenneth Murray (Stenberg - My kind of guard — big (6-6, 317) durable and exceedingly tough/nasty (14 penalties in 2019). He plays to the whistle and loves to bury guys, and while he’s not a great athlete for the position, guards often don’t need to be. It’s hard to find capable offensive linemen these days, and Stenberg’s strengths give him a chance to be a consistent contributor. Grade: 6.4) (4-20-20):  https://sports.yahoo.com/2020-all-juice-team-includes-jalen-hurts-jk-dobbins-and-kenneth-murray-151125586.html

Thor's Interior OL Rankings (10. Logan Stenberg (Kentucky) | 6'6/317
stenberg - SPARQ percentile: 17.7.  RAS: 6.17.  Comp: Oday Oboushi (Lindy’s).  Stenberg lacks an off-switch, a hyped-up kid with a blazing attitude. Calling him “chippy” would be underselling it. Call him He Hate Me II. The SEC certainly did. Stenberg drew 14 flags in 2019. That recklessness and lack of discipline won't fly in the pros, but the demeanor is aces and the wild nastiness is backed by some superb recent pass-block work, with just one pressure allowed in 262 pass-blocking snaps in 2019 (granted, Kentucky rarely truly put the ball in the air). What can be built on, here, if Stenberg can cool it just a little bit, is a strong technical base and natural football mind. Patience and control will be key for the heavy-handed grinder given his vanilla athleticism. The four-year SEC starter flashes in those aspects when he stays within himself.) (4-2-20):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/evaluations/thors-interior-ol-rankings

Meet Logan Stenberg, Kentucky's mauler of an OL prospect (3-2-20):  https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2020/03/02/nfl-draft-2020-prospects-logan-stenberg-kentucky-interview/

Kentucky offensive lineman Logan Stenberg runs an official 5.30 second 40-yard dash at the Combine (2-24-20):  http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/0ap3000001104248/Logan-Stenberg-runs-official-5-30-second-40-yard-dash-at-2020-combine

2020 NFL Combine: Offensive Guard, Center Prospects, Invites, What To Watch For (19. Logan Stenberg, Kentucky 6-6, 317 (5) - NFL Combine What Matters: There’s a whole lot not to like. He might not look like a bulky guard, and he’s not going to come up with great times, but he’s a baller who was outstanding for the UK line over the last few years. The short drills will mean everything.) (2-19-20):  https://collegefootballnews.com/2020/02/2020-nfl-combine-offensive-guard-center-prospects-invites-what-to-watch-for

2020 NFL Draft Position Rankings: Interior Offensive Linemen (10. LOGAN STENBERG, KENTUCKY - Draft Board Rank: 114th.  Stenberg is a force as a guard at 6-foot-6 and 322 pounds, and he has some of the strongest mitts of any guard in the class. Those mitts also routinely get him in trouble, though, as he's been flagged 24 times over the past two seasons. He's a little stiff and not the most fleet of foot at the position, but he's held up well in pass protection with only one pressure allowed in 2019.) (1-31-20):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-position-rankings-interior-offensive-linemen

2020 Senior Bowl Stock Report (Up - Logan Stenberg, G, Kentucky:  The offensive lineman who helped himself the most from the South squad was Kentucky's Logan Stenberg. He was strong and tough at the point of attack with an aggressive style of blocking. He is a real scrapper who plays with a mean streak. Stenberg was especially impressive in the run blocking one-on-ones. After his strong Senior Bowl, he could be a day-two pick.) (1-25-20):  http://walterfootball.com/seniorbowl2020stock.php

2020 Reese’s Senior Bowl Practice Report: South Team (Tuesday - Stenberg had a strong day as well. In run block drills he was moving bodies, and he will look to build on a strong performance.  Wednesday - Stenberg, similar to yesterday, had a strong performance. He’s had a good week in Mobile displaying strength, athletic ability, and consistency. He is an ascending player.  Thursday - Stenberg got better and better as the week went on. He’s one of the top interior guys here and was able to put everything together for a strong Thursday outing.  Analysis - Stenberg had a strong week from start to finish, showing that he can be one of the top guards in the class. He has both a strong base and can maul defenders in the run game, while also being fluid enough to get around to it in the run game. He can be used in any scheme and his week in Mobile was excellent. He pushed Cushenberry for the title as the best interior offensive linemen in the Senior Bowl this week.) (1-24-20):  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2020-reeses-senior-bowl-practice-report-south-team/

2020 NFL Draft: Titans team needs, draft picks, prospects to watch for Tennessee (Stenberg:  Likely available on the second or third day of the draft, Stenberg is a Titans-type of offensive lineman in that he absolutely demolishes defensive linemen in the run game with outstanding leverage and flat-out overwhelming power. Plus, he got plenty of run-blocking practice this season with Lynn Bowden as Kentucky's designed-run based quarterback.) (1-21-20):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2020-nfl-draft-titans-team-needs-draft-picks-prospects-to-watch-for-tennessee/

Senior Bowl Offensive Linemen (Logan Stenberg, Kentucky (G):  Not many interior offensive linemen are 6-foot-6 like offensive tackles and there is a reason for that. Unlike offensive tackles who sort of fan out and flow around in a wider set of space, interior linemen are more or less locked into a tight area right in front of the quarterback. Quarterbacks have to be able to throw over the top of them and some simply can’t or struggle to do so. Logan Stenberg is looking to transcend that “rule.” At 6-foot-6, 322-pounds, Stenberg is a hefty dude who started for four seasons at left guard with the Kentucky Wildcats. While team success was hit or miss, Stenberg always stood out among his o-line peers. As is often necessary in the SEC, Stenberg is a mauler in the trenches and never plays with the intention of allowing his opponent to overpower him.  In fact, Stenberg makes it a point to ensure his opponents feel the lasting effects of each and every rep. Stenberg plays with a raw power and aggression that can physically wear down opponents over the course of the game, especially if the Wildcats run game is really clicking. For coaches that want to impose their will on opponents — and even with the rise of analytics, there are plenty of these dudes around — Stenberg’s nastiness is a perfect fit. Conversely, Stenberg’s height legitimately works against him. Not only does Stenberg have the potential hindrance as a pass protector mentioned before, but being such a tall player at a position that often requires low, flexible leverage can be a problem. While there are instances in which Stenberg’s power wins out anyway, Stenberg can almost never be the lower man and will be at a significant leverage advantage most of the time in the NFL. Against bigger, better, smarter NFL athletes, that leverage difference will absolutely be felt by Stenberg. Still, Stenberg has found a way to make it work this well in the SEC for a half-decade. Aside from maybe doing it at LSU or Alabama, Stenberg’s experience and film resume are about as convincing as they could be for a player of his unusual size for his position. ) (1-21-20): https://www.rotoworld.com/article/evaluations/senior-bowl-offensive-linemen

2020 Senior Bowl: Tuesday's South Team Practice Report (The offensive lineman who helped himself from the South squad on Tuesday was Kentucky's Logan Stenberg. He was strong and tough at the point of attack with an aggressive style of blocking. He is a real scrapper who plays with a mean streak. In the run blocking one-on-ones, Stenberg was especially impressive. If he continues this play over the rest of the week, he could be a second-day pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.) (1-21-20): http://walterfootball.com/seniorbowl2020practice2.php  

PFF 2020 Reese’s Senior Bowl Preview: players to watch, draft implications, schedule, team rosters and more (Logan Stenberg had an impressive last couple of seasons for Kentucky and is a day-two prospect as of now. In pass-protection since the start of 2018, Stenberg has allowed a minimal pressure rate of just 1.5%. A big red flag on his play is the 24 penalties he has accrued in that same time span. Even with that, he finished the year as the fourth most valuable guard in college football in WAA. The 6-foot-6, 322-pounder is one of the most physical players in the class and is going to be a treat to watch in the Senior Bowl with NFL scouts all around him.) (1-20-20):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-pff-2020-reeses-senior-bowl-preview-players-to-watch-draft-implications-schedule-team-rosters

15 players who could make sense for Detroit Lions in Senior Bowl (Logan Stenberg, guard, Kentucky:  It’s looking like the Lions will need one or two interior linemen this offseason with Graham Glasgow, Kenny Wiggins and Oday Aboushi all set to be free agents. In 2013, the Lions drafted a Kentucky lineman they coached at the Senior Bowl in Larry Warford, and that worked out pretty well. Stenberg is a powerful run blocker who primarily played on the left side. He could benefit from showing some positional flexibility at the Senior Bowl. ) (1-15-20):  https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2020/01/15/15-players-who-could-make-sense-detroit-lions-senior-bowl/4480357002/

NFL draft: 2020 draft prospects to watch from every college bowl game (Kentucky OG Logan Stenberg — An absolute mauler in the run game at left guard, Stenberg could be the highest-drafted 2020 prospect on the field here. He struggles to play with proper leverage at times, standing too upright in his stance, and is good but not great as a puller. Stenberg also has been flagged for a whopping 12 penalties, one of the highest totals for any interior blocker in the country. But Stenberg could still be a force in this game, against Tech’s solid run defense. Stenberg reminds us a bit of 2014 Jacksonville Jaguars third-rounder Brandon Linder — but with even more mass.) (12-27-19):  https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-draft-2020-draft-prospects-to-watch-from-every-college-bowl-game-175124452.html

Bowl Preview: Top 10 prospects to watch on Tuesday, December 31 (Logan Stenberg, LG, Kentucky, 6-6, 321, #71:  Big, mean, mauler who uses his length and anchor in pass protection, coupled with his lower body drive to find success in the run game. A three-year starter for the Wildcats, he’s a fringe Day 2 draftable player, but in a weak interior offensive lineman class, his stock in on the way up.) (12-31-19):  https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2019/12/31/detroit-lions-bowl-preview-top-10-prospects-watch/

2019 College Bowl Preview: Belk and Sun Bowls (There are a few players of note to watch for today on the Kentucky Wildcats. Senior guard Logan Stenburg headlines a formidable trio that has the talent to play on Sundays. Stenburg’s lateral agility and nimble footwork enables him to get to the second level of the defense in a hurry, and projects as an eventual starter at the next level. The Academic All-American will also bring an astute football IQ to an NFL huddle.) (12-31-19):  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2019-college-bowl-preview-belk-and-sun-bowls/

Perfect 2020 NFL Draft fits for every non-playoff team (Later — IOL Logan Stenberg Kentucky - Kyle Long’s injury issues have hampered the Bears' offensive line, and it’s likely he won’t be back next season. Stenberg can step in at guard, where he allowed all of one pressure in 2019.) (12-30-19):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-perfect-2020-nfl-draft-fits-for-every-non-playoff-team

Draft prospects in the Belk Bowl (Offensive guard Logan Stenberg is a potential third round selection. He shows great technique but then turns around and earns a bone-headed penalty.) (12-30-19):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/belk-bowl-time-tv-channel-2020-nfl-draft-prospects-to-watch-in-kentucky-vs-virginia-tech/

1 NFL draft prospect from each 2019-20 college football bowl game worth watching (Logan Stenberg is a big guard out of Kentucky, who made the All-SEC second-team at the end of the season. ESPN ranks the 6-foot-6, 320-pound lineman as the sixth-best guard prospect in the draft.) (12-20-19):  https://www.mlive.com/lions/2019/12/1-nfl-draft-prospect-from-each-2019-20-college-football-bowl-game-worth-watching.html

Grading 2020 Senior Bowl invites (OL LOGAN STENBERG, KENTUCKY:  Stenberg is one of the nastiest offensive linemen in the country and also one of the best pass protectors. On 247 pass-blocking snaps this year, he’s allowed only one pressure. We have to bring up his penalty problem, though, as he has 20 since the start of 2018.) (11-26-19):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-grading-2020-senior-bowl-invitees

2020 NFL Draft: Top-five players at each offensive position entering College Football Week 13 (5. Logan Stenberg, Kentucky:  Stenberg gets protected a bit in Kentucky’s run-heavy offense, but he’s still only allowed one lone pressure on 261 pass-blocking snaps this season. He’s been described as the ‘SEC’s most disliked player’ and will be an offensive line coach's dream in the NFL.) (11-20-19):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-top-five-players-at-each-offensive-position-college-football-week-13

College Football Week 8: 2020 NFL Draft Scouting Notes (STOCK REPORT – DOWN - G LOGAN STENBERG, KENTUCKY:  After hand-waving Stenberg’s penalty problem away for a good portion of the season, it’s officially time for me to say that it looks like a serious problem for him. After a false start and a holding call this past week against Georgia, Stenberg has now been flagged 10 times on the season – third most of any offensive lineman in the country. This comes after being flagged 10 times a season ago. It’s just something you’ll have to live with the way Stenberg plays the game at this point.) (10-22-19):  https://www.pff.com/news/draft-college-football-week-8-2020-nfl-draft-scouting-notes

2020 NFL Draft prospect Rankings: Top-five players at each offensive position (5. Logan Stenberg - Stenberg has seen the type of upward trajectory over the course of his career that we love to see from prospects projecting to the NFL. He went from a 63.0 pass-blocking grade and 60.0 run-blocking grade in 2017, to a 76.2 pass-blocking grade and 74.5 run-blocking grade in 2018, before an 84.8 pass-blocking grade and 87.0 run-blocking grade this season. He has the type of nastiness to his game that offensive line coaches around the country will surely fall in love with. On 147 pass-blocking snaps this season, he’s yet to allow a single pressure and that includes matchups with Florida and Mississippi State. Now if he could only clean up the penalty problem that’s seen him flagged seven times already this season and 10 times last year.) (9-26-19):  https://www.pff.com/news/college-pff-rankings-2020-nfl-draft-prospect-rankings-on-offense

NFL Draft Risers and Sliders: Week 3 (Risers - Logan Stenberg, G Kentucky:  Stenberg is a tough, nasty blocker that’s continually improving his game. He helped hold the Florida Gators sackless during the Wildcats heartbreaking loss on Saturday night.  He also helped pave the way for 140 rushing yards by the UK offense.  Stenberg is a wide-bodied blocker who plays big boy football.  He consistently thrashes opponents and, though not a blocker effective in motion, he has starting potential at the next level in the proper system.) (9-16-19):  https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-draft-risers-sliders-week-3/

Top-10 2020 NFL Draft Interior Linemen (OG Logan Stenberg (6'5/322) is the best pro prospect on Kentucky’s roster. A big road-grader, Stenberg was rated above-average in both run blocking and pass-pro by PFF last fall, but he returned to school in hopes of making a jump into that elite neighborhood former teammate EDGE Josh Allen was able get to during his senior year. Specifically, Stenberg told reporters that he spent the offseason working on his technique. “He is a guy that could have come out this year but he is definitely coming back and has that mentality that many of these guys did to concentrate on some of the areas that he needs to improve,” UK HC Mike Stoops said in April.) (8-19-19):  https://www.rotoworld.com/article/evaluations/top-10-2020-nfl-draft-interior-linemen?page=0

SEC Preview of 2020 NFL Draft: Top prospects loaded with Alabama players, starting with Tua Tagovailoa (No Josh Allens for Kentucky this year, and the player who's probably most on the radar heading into the season is guard Logan Stenberg, who earned second-team All-American preseason honors this year and played a key role in paving the way for Benny Snell in 2018.) (8-13-19):  https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/sec-preview-of-2020-nfl-draft-top-prospects-loaded-with-alabama-players-starting-with-tua-tagovailoa/