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Arm length is good only up until the point to where you use it, right?

I mean, I think if guys are sitting there and they're catching or they're clamping

or their hands are outside, they're not as long as maybe they would be if you punched.

And, you know, so much technique changes now with, you know, haven't seen some offensive

linemen and probably dealing with that group a little bit more extensively last season in Cleveland.

There's a lot of independent hand punchers.

There's two players that have punched with an independent hand and then bring a second one in or some of there's two hand punchers.

So I think the most important thing is how you use whatever length you have.

If you're a long-arm player that uses the length, then great.

That's an added plus.

If you're maybe an average-length player that doesn't use the length, that would be difficult.

But if you're using it, then that can be positive.

Mike Brable to combine week, talking about arm length

when it comes to offensive tackles and it's how you use it.

Sort of explaining away, yeah, you know, I mean,

some guys got short arms, but he knows how to use them.

What's the difference?

We got long arms, you don't know how to use it, etc., etc.

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