Blake Frazier, OT, Michigan: 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Profile & Scouting Report
1. General Information
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Name |
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Position |
Offensive Tackle (OT) |
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Jersey Number |
#77 |
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Class |
Junior |
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School |
Michigan |
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Height / Weight |
6’6″ / 295 lbs |
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Hometown / HS |
Austin, Texas / Vandegrift HS |
2. Career Statistical Breakdown
Games & Starts
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Season |
Team |
Conf |
Class |
G |
Starts |
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2024 |
Michigan |
Big Ten |
FR |
0 |
0 |
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2025 |
Michigan |
Big Ten |
SO |
13 |
8 |
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Total |
13 |
8 |
3. NFL Combine Testing Projections
Projected baseline physical metrics for the 2027 NFL Draft cycle based on his progression from high school track/field athlete to collegiate offensive lineman.
- 40-Yard Dash: 5.15 – 5.25 seconds
- Vertical Jump: 28.0″ – 30.0″
- Broad Jump: 8’9″ – 9’2″
- Bench Press: 24 – 28 repetitions
- 10-Yard Split: 1.78 – 1.85 seconds
4. Scouting Notes
Background Profile
Blake Frazier is a legacy recruit and key piece of the Michigan offensive line rotation. The son of former Michigan center Steve Frazier, he arrived in Ann Arbor as a four-star prospect out of Vandegrift High School in Austin, Texas. After redshirting his freshman season, Frazier broke into the starting lineup in 2025, demonstrating significant versatility by playing multiple tackle spots and contributing to “jumbo” packages.
Key Strengths
- Athletic Foundation: Possesses an encouraging athletic profile derived from his background as a high school track and field athlete specializing in throws (shot put).
- Positional Versatility: Has proven experience at both left and right tackle, and possesses the frame to handle different roles along the offensive front.
- Growth Potential: Has consistently added functional mass since high school, moving from 270 lbs as a high school senior to his current 295 lbs, without sacrificing his movement skills.
- Football IQ: Recognized for being a diligent worker who has quickly grasped the technical requirements of the offensive line under the Michigan staff.
Developmental Focus
As he transitions into a full-time starter for the 2026 season, Frazier’s primary focus will be cementing his technique as a primary left tackle. Scouts will monitor his ability to anchor against elite pass rushers and his consistency in maintaining leverage throughout long, high-intensity drives. Continuing to refine his hand placement and strike timing will be essential to his development as an early-round draft prospect.
Draft Countdown Film Notes
pending
All-Star Game Notes
pending
Combine/Pro Day Measurables
pending