Interior lineman with below-average frame and physical traits relative to the NFL game. Barrs plays hard and is able to create favorable angles for himself despite some lower-body tightness and unorthodox movement. He was asked to slant and move at USC, but he’s very average at beating blocks in front of him when asked to play it heads-up. I don’t expect Barrs to be on the field for pass-rush situations, so he will need to prove he can play his best ball in a one-gapping system to make a roster as a 4-3 interior tackle.
