NFL Combine 2013 Tale Of The Tape: Offensive Linemen Official Measurements

Alfie Crow from Big Cat Country, our sister SB nation site for the Jaguars, meticulously collected all the measurements for the O-line prospects conducted at the Combine yesterday. The data on height, weight and arm length is conveniently summarized in the sortable table below.

For your reading pleasure, I've added data from the CBSSports big board on Rank, Position and Projected Round to the table. Feel free to sort through the table to your heart's content.

Did you know that since 1989, the Cowboys have drafted 40 linemen in 24 drafts? Well, now you do. That's an average of 1.7 linemen taken in the draft each year. Last year was only the fourth time in the 24 drafts under Jerry Jones that the Cowboys didn't take a single lineman. In more than half of those drafts (14 to be exact), the Cowboys took at least two linemen. You can blame the Cowboys for not having a lot of success in drafting linemen. If you're so inclined, you can even blame the Cowboys for not drafting enough linemen high enough. But you can't blame them for not trying.

And if the numbers above are anything to go by, chances are good the Cowboys will take at least one offensive lineman in this year's draft. Whether that will be a first-round pick remains to be seen.

For now though, here are the measurements for you to sort through.

Head on over to Big Cat Country if you want to see the measurements for the tight ends.