Updated heights, weights from 2024 Senior Bowl weigh-in

The Reese’s Senior Bowl weigh-in is in the books, and all the official numbers have been logged for the annual all-star game and NFL draft showcase.

The weigh-in is no longer open to media in the post-pandemic age, but all the numbers were released on the official rosters Monday. Below are the key numbers for in-state players and those with in-state ties (including those who transferred away).

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(NOTE: “Arm” is length from shoulder to finger-tip, “hand” is length spread out from thumb-tip to pinkie-tip, “wing” is length from finger-tip to finger-tip with arms spread out perpendicular from shoulder. All measurements in inches).

(NOTE 2: Height is expressed in feet, inches and eighth-inches. Arm, and and wing are expressed in inches and eighth-inches.)

Name	Pos	School	Ht.	Wt.	Arm	Hand	Wing
Chris Braswell	DE	Alabama	6-3.2	257	32-7	9-3	80-7
Justin Eboigbe	DE	Alabama	6-4.1	292	32-7	9-5	80-3
Will Reichard	K	Alabama	6-0.5	191	30-5	8-3	73-7
Marcus Harris	DL	Auburn	6-2	284	32-0	9-2	77-4
D.J. James	CB	Auburn	5-11.5	170	31-0	8-1	72-0
Nehemiah Pritchett	CB	Auburn	6-0.1	188	31-1	8-2	74-7
Jaylin Simpson	SAF	Auburn	5-11.5	178	32-2	9-7	77-0
Carter Bradley	QB	South Alabama	6-3	218	31-4	9-3	77-0
Javon Solomon	DE	Troy	6-0.6	247	33-6	10-5	80-0
Kimani Vidal	RB	Troy	5-7.5	215	29-7	9-3	74-3
Bo Nix	QB	Oregon	6-0.1	218	30-2	9-7	74-3
Kris-Abrams Draine	CB	Missouri	5-11.3	173	31-1	8-7	74-7
Javion Cohen	OL	Miami	6-4.3	319	33-7	9-3	81-1
Cedric Johnson	DE	Ole Miss	6-2.7	260	33-0	9-4	79-4
William Mote	SN	Georgia	6-0.6	236	31-1	9-1	75-0
Khyree Jackson	CB	Oregon	6-3.4	203	32-0	8-7	78-0
Javon Baker	WR	Central Florida	6-1.3	208	31-5	9-5	78-0

Height and weight numbers from the weigh-in often vary significantly from those listed on school rosters, particularly height. Weight variations are typically intentional, with players either adding “good” weight or shedding “bad” during pre-draft training.

• Braswell (listed at 6-3, 292 by Alabama) and Reichard (6-1, 194) just about nailed their listed heights and weights, while Eboigbe is about an inch shorter than listed.

• Pritchett is about an inch shorter than listed (6-1), while James and Simpson are more than inch shorter than listed (6-1). James has put on some weight, up from 164 on the Auburn roster.

• Bradley checked in right at his listed height and weight (6-3, 216), as did Vidal (5-8, 216). Solomon is a bit shorter than listed (6-2), but has massive hands and wingspan for someone a shade over six feet tall.

• Quarterback height, weight and hand size is always much-discussed during Senior Bowl week. Tennessee’s Joe Milton “won the weigh-in” in that regard, at a true 6-foot-5, 235 with 10.3-inch hands. Washington’s Michael Penix also had mitts that measured 10-3.

Here are the comparative numbers of the seven quarterbacks in Mobile this week:

Name	School	Ht.	Wt.	Hand
Sam Hartman	Notre Dame	6-1.0	209	9-5
Michael Penix	Washington	6-2.4	212	10-3
Bo Nix	Oregon	6-1.7	218	9-7
Spencer Rattler	South Carolina	6-0.1	219	9-6
Joe Milton	Tennessee	6-5.0	235	10-3
Carter Bradley	South Alabama	6-3.0	218	9-3
Michael Pratt	Tulane	6-2.3	216	9-0

Other superlatives (or diminutives) from the weigh-in:

• Tallest player: Oklahoma OL Tyler Guyton — 6-7.1 (328 pounds)

• Shortest player: TCU RB Emani Bailey — 5-7.3 (215 pounds)

• Heaviest player: Kentucky OL Jeremy Flax — 360 pounds (at 6-5.2 in height)

• Lightest player: Arizona WR Jacob Cowing — 165 pounds (at 5-8.4 in height)

• Longest arms: Texas Tech DL Myles Cole — 36.3 inches

• Largest hands (tie): Arizona OL Jordan Morgan & West Virginia OL Zach Frazier — 10.6 inches

• Longest wingspan: Texas Tech DL Myles Cole — 87 inches

Practices for the Senior Bowl run Tuesday-Thursday at Hancock Whitney Stadium on the University of South Alabama campus. Practices are free and open to the public

The 75th Reese’s Senior Bowl takes place at noon Saturday at Hancock Whitney Stadium. The game will be televised live by NFL Network.