2023 NFL Draft Diamonds Scouting Report: Isaac Moore, OT, Temple

Isaac Moore is a very experienced OT at Temple University with good potential at the next level. Hula Bowl scout, Bryan Ault breaks down Moore's strengths and weaknesses as an NFL Prospect in this article. — Isaac Moore is a very experienced OT at Temple University with good potential at the next level. Hula Bowl scout, Bryan Ault breaks down Moore’s strengths and weaknesses as an NFL Prospect in this article.

Player Data

Name, Jersey #	Isaac Moore, #63
School (Code)	PATE
DOB, Class Yr	2-25-1998, RS Sr.
Height, Weight	6063, 305
40 Yd Dash	5.30
Arms, Hands	3258, 1018
Position/Depth	LT / Starter
Honors/Captainship	N/A
Season Viewed (yr)	2021
Games Watched	FLSO, OHCI, OKTU
Scout Name / Date	Bryan Ault / 10-3-2022

Per Year Stats (Most Recent First)

2022	5 GP (327 snaps)
2021	12 GP (769 snaps)
2020	7 GP (434 snaps)
2019	13 GP (997 snaps)
2018	13 GP (424 snaps)

Player Summary:

RS Sr. Starts at LT. Good size and strength measurables with a thick lower half. Arms are fairly short as a tackle, although Moore possesses a decent sized wingspan (8158) which suggests a very broad chest. Average pass protector and average run blocker who could improve both areas of his game with better hand placement. In pass protection, he is average. Plays with a good, stable, wide base and decent leverage which is contributing to the success he has, and stays off the ground. Does a great job of keeping defenders between his feet and displays good lateral slide/shuffle when mirroring rushers. Has good strike timing with his hands; problem in both areas of the game is hand placement – is frequently outside and too far high around the shoulder pads instead of inside around the breastplate. Has questionable core strength; will bend at the waist, overextend, and get his shoulders turned instead of sitting on a stool and staying square. Looks confused and is slow to react v. twists and stunts. As a run blocker, he is average. Can pull, move, and run in space, but struggles at times to sustain blocks and latch onto defenders at the 2^nd level. Will move to the 2^nd level without taking care of his assignment at the LOS. Can encircle defenders at the corner and create open lanes on outside zone runs. Plays with good effort; just really raw from a fundamentals and technique standpoint, especially for a 5^th year senior. Looks overweight instead of muscular and could shed some baby fat in the weight room. Improving hand placement would go a long way toward his ability to add value to an NFL team.

Scheme Fit:

OT/OG prospect.

Power Statement:

Isaac could improve as a player if he developed better hand placement and shed some extra weight. The games viewed were from last season, so maybe he has improved since then. He does display strengths as a pass protector and run blocker that can add value to an NFL team. Could be a better prospect at OG due to his measurables.