Chase Bisontis

austinbignall07
Dec 29, 2025
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NFL Draft Profile: Chase Bisontis

Position: Offensive Guard / Tackle | School: Texas A&M | Class: Junior

Height: 6'5" | Weight: 315 lbs | Archetype: Balanced (Power / Zone Slide Hybrid)

College Career Summary

Chase Bisontis arrived at College Station as the top-ranked recruit from New Jersey and immediate impact player. He started all 12 games at Right Tackle as a true freshman in 2023, earning Freshman All-American honors despite the steep learning curve of the SEC. In 2024, he transitioned inside to Left Guard, where his natural power and shorter area quickness made him a more effective blocker in Mike Elko's system.

His 2025 season was a testament to his high floor and versatility. Though he spent the majority of the year at Guard, he provided "emergency" reps at Tackle, proving his value as a multi-positional asset. Bisontis was a key reason the Aggies' rushing attack remained potent even during mid-season quarterback transitions. Statistically, he has shown remarkable growth in his "anchor" strength, significantly reducing his sack-allowed rate from his freshman year while becoming a "pancake machine" on pulling assignments.

Career Stats & Highlights

Career Starts: 36 (12 at RT, 24 at LG)
2025 Sacks Allowed: 1
2025 Pressures Allowed: 9
Pancakes: ~52 (2025 Season)
Holding Penalties: 3 (2025)
2025 Honors: Third-team All-SEC; Preseason All-American.

2025 Game-by-Game Grades

Week	Opponent	Grade	Scout's Notes
1	vs Notre Dame	B+	Handled elite interior speed well; zero sacks allowed.
3	@ Florida	A	The Apex. Total displacement in the run game; 310 team rushing yards.
6	vs #9 Missouri	A-	Paved the way for 236 rushing yards; elite combo blocks.
7	@ Mississippi St	B	Solid, but flagged for holding on a second-level climb.
9	vs LSU	B+	High-intensity battle; maintained anchor against a first-round DT.
10	@ South Carolina	C+	Worst Game. Struggled with leverage against long-armed rushers; 1 sack.
12	@ Auburn	B+	Physical "mauler" performance in a hostile road environment.
13	vs Texas	B-	Battled elite interior talent; solid in pass pro but limited run lanes.
14	vs Miami (CFP)	B	Emotional game; steady performance in a low-scoring slugfest.

Scouting Grade Rubric

Intangibles (.20) — Grade: 92/100

Leadership: High. Viewed as a cornerstone of the "new era" under Mike Elko.
Mental Toughness: Plus; overcame early career transfer rumors to stay loyal to TAMU.
Competitor: Elite; plays with a noticeable "edge" and looks to finish blocks.
Team Player: Credits his center and tackles; high unselfishness marks.
Star: High; his move to Guard transformed the Aggies' interior push.

Physical Tools (.20) — Grade: 88/100

Height/Weight: 6'5", 315 lbs. (Meets both height and weight benchmarks).
Stamina: High; rare agility for a man of his size that lasts through the 4th quarter.
Durability: Plus; has been a fixture in the starting lineup since day one.
Injury History: Mostly clean; dealt with a minor lower-body tweak in late 2024 but returned at 100%.

Attributes (.20) — Grade: 90/100

Run Block: Strength. Elite ability to drive his legs and clear out the A and B gaps.
Pass Block: Plus; technically refined in 45-degree sets, though can be beat by pure twitch.
Strength: Plus; weight-room power translates to "heavy hands" on initial contact.
Technique: High; mastery of the "clamp" and interior hand-fighting.
High Motor: Constant; a "search and destroy" blocker on screens.

Athleticism (.20) — Grade: 85/100

Speed: Plus; excellent at getting to the second level to pick off linebackers.
Agility: Weakness. Can occasionally look clunky when asked to mirror elite lateral twitch.
Flexibility: Plus; natural knee-bender who rarely gets "walked back" by bull rushes.
Acceleration: Sudden; fires out of his stance with violence.
Footwork: Clean; quick, choppy steps that allow for rapid recovery.

IQ (.20) — Grade: 94/100

Awareness: Elite. Exceptional at passing off stunts and diagnosing delayed blitzes.

Scouting Report

Strengths: Rare versatility (RT/LG/RG experience); elite "finisher" mentality in the run game; technically sound hand usage; high-IQ blocker who rarely misses an assignment in the SEC.
Weaknesses: Lateral Twitch. Can struggle against sub-package rushers with elite first-step agility; occasionally over-extends on second-level blocks, leading to balance issues.
Scheme Fit: Ideal for a Power-Gap or Inside Zone offense (e.g., Steelers, Lions, Ravens).
NFL Comparison: O'Cyrus Torrence / Jonah Jackson.

Scout's Final Word

"Chase Bisontis is a 'pro's pro' coming out of the most difficult conference in football. While he may lack the 99th-percentile lateral speed of a top-10 pick, his tape against high-level SEC talent is undeniably consistent. He is a 'plug-and-play' starter at Guard who provides the added value of being able to slide to Tackle in a pinch. Draft Projection: 2nd Round."