The NFL Combine kicked off Thursday, Feb. 27, giving prospects a chance to impress scouts and front office personnel ahead of the draft.
While top prospects are expected to perform well, this event often serves as a showcase for lesser-known players hoping to climb draft boards before April.
NFL fans typically gravitate toward flashy skill position players, but teams know championships are won in the trenches.
Missouri offensive lineman Arman Membou has caught attention as a potential first-round selection. Sporting News’ Vinnie Iyer projects him to the Rams at No. 26 in his latest mock draft.
Membou’s height has raised questions about his NFL potential. He’ll need strong Combine performances to convince scouts he has the physical tools to succeed against pro defenders.
Armand Membou height
Membou will receive official measurements at the NFL Combine. He was listed at 6-3 on Missouri’s roster.
Despite standing 6-3, Membou was tied for second-shortest among Tigers offensive linemen last season.
For comparison, the average height for offensive linemen at the 2023 Combine was 6-6, while the NFL average for the position was 6-4.
Armand Membou weight
Membou was listed at 325 pounds on Missouri’s roster, making him the third-heaviest offensive lineman on the 2024 Tigers.
His official weigh-in will occur during Combine testing.
LSU’s Will Campbell, widely considered the top offensive tackle in the 2025 class, is listed at 6-6 and 323 pounds on LSU’s team website.
Where is Armand Membou from?
Membou was born March 27, 2004, in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb.
He attended Lee’s Summit North High School before committing to Missouri as a four-star recruit.
The University of Missouri in Columbia is located about two hours east of his hometown, allowing Membou to stay relatively close to home during his college career.
