Levi Horn

Last Updated: January 16th, 2010
Managed By: Steve Martin

School	Montana
Height	6 ' 6.6 "
Weight	320 lbs.
Speed	5.45 ( Unofficial )

Graduation Year	2010
Birth Date	10/2/1986
Jersey #	72
Current Position	OT
Projected Position	OT
CDS Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round	7
Member Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round	Not enough entries

Important Links

Montana's Profile for Levi Horn

Stats

Season Year	GP	GS
'06-'07	---	---
'07-'08	---	---
'08-'09	---	---
'09-'10	---	---

Overview

Levi is a 2005 graduate of Rogers (MT) High School where he was a prolific tight for head football coach Ted Lyons. As a senior he hauled in 37 passes, gaining 850 yards and scoring six touchdowns in 10 games.

Levi matriculated at The University of Oregon during his true freshman season, and redshirted there before transferring to Montana the following year. At Montana, in 2006, he played in 10 games at ROT, while starting 5 of them. In 2007, he played in all 12 games and started in two – at left tackle at Sacramento State and left guard against Northern Colorado. In 2008, he playing in all 16 games and he started in 15 of them, including 12 times at left tackle and three games at right guard. He was a second team All-Big Sky Conference pick. In 2009, he started every game at "money tackle" and was named First-Team All Big-Sky, as well as receiving plenty of All-American notice from various organizations.

Strengths

Ideal body type and size for the position. Seems to relish run blocking, and is found on the 2nd level frequently. Will block two when necessary. Has a bit of nastiness in his game, and is fairly aggressive and physical in his approach to the position. Generally gets the job done pass blocking at the college level as well. Will stay after it, put in the extra time, and will give you full effort and work to improve. Good enough feet to be tried first on the left side.

Weaknesses

Tries to cut block too often and with mixed results. Gets perpendicular to the rush at times and shoved off balance. Lacks speed and quick depth in his pass pro drops. Average feet and technique overall for an LOT candidate. Has a good initial punch, but his recoil is slow and inconsistent. Needs to be more consistent with his pass pro technique and may never get it right.

Projection

7th-priority UDFA.

Member Ratings

User: MarkTheShark
Date/Time: 01/17/2010 - 11:22PM CST
Predicted Round: Round 6

Somebody is going to spend a late pick on Levi Horn. After listening to him on the CDS radio show, he gets it. If he shows scouts he's fit and has those left tackle feet...he'll get a call.