NFL Draft Profile: Matt Bockhorst, Offensive Guard, Clemson Tigers NFL Draft profile scouting report for Clemson offensive guard, Matt Bockhorst Author: Pros: Leinweber: Right guard that looks the part. Bockhorst manages to keep his pads low, allowing him to work under defenders at times. He has good eyes to locate linebackers on the move. In pass protection he is best jump setting as he can shoot his hands right away. Once he lands his punch, he is able to grip and latch on initially. Bockhorst keeps his feet moving. Cons: Leinweber: Athletically limited lineman who lacks the twitch and foot speed to recover quickly. Below average strength and length makes him a consistent power rush target who is unable to anchor. Bockhorst does not absorb linebackers from the second level. He can not perform angle sets as he can either move vertically or laterally. Quick linemen give him issues, playing too narrowly and being too slow to recover laterally. His punch is not decisive causing it to be swept by rushers. Bockhorst is not strong enough to enforce his will in the run game. He lunges frequently and falls off of blocks. Working favorable angles is not in his toolbox.