The Green Bay Packers will host an official pre-draft visit with Oklahoma State offensive tackle Dalton Cooper, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
Cooper, who started 57 games at the collegiate level, mostly at left tackle, was the No. 78 player on Brennen Rupp's Unpacking Future Packers draft preview series.
Cooper (6-5, 326) gave up only one quarterback hit and six total pressures across 285 pass-blocking snaps last season, per PFF.
He transferred to Oklahoma State from Texas State, where he made 36 starts at left tackle. He played over 1,200 snaps at left tackle at Oklahoma State and even got two starts at right tackle, giving him experience on both sides of the line. Cooper is one of the most experience tackle prospects in the draft class.
He's also athletic. Cooper ran the 40-yard dash in 4.99 seconds, finished the three-cone drill in 7.90 seconds and the 20-yard shuttle in 4.64 seconds and put up 26 reps on the bench press. His Relative Athletic Score is 9.06 out of 10.0.
Given his size, athleticism and experience at both tackle spots, Cooper could be a Day 3 pick who can contribute early in his career as a backup swing tackle with the developmental potential of a future starter.
All teams can host up to 30 players on pre-draft visits before the draft. We are tracking the visits as reported here.
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