Cleveland Browns: 7-Round 2019 NFL mock draft, Vol. 6
By Peter Smith
Round 6: Michael Dogbe, DT, Temple – 6-3, 284 pounds
- 36 solo tackles (5.6 percent), 12.5 tackles for loss (15.4 percent), 7 sacks (19.4 percent) in 2018.
Age: 22 (Born May 5, 1996)
40-Yard Dash: 5.07s
Broad Jump: 110″
Vertical Jump: DNP
3-cone: 7.42s
Shuttle: 4.59s
Bench: 34 reps
Michael Dogbe is a fantastic prospect that continues to fly under the radar. Between not getting to the scouting combine and not really becoming a topic in this class, it seems like Dogbe could be a player that goes far later than he should. He continues to look like the working man’s version of Ed Oliver. Undersized, but very athletic and relentless in how he plays the game.
Dogbe is willing to do anything. He’ll play the nose and do his best to clog up multiple blockers. He shows the ability to rush the passer from multiple spots on the line and he, like Oliver, will chase plays down the field.
As depth, playing largely as a three technique, he is a light, athletic player that comes in and plays with nonstop energy. Dogbe will make plays with technique and hopefully that continues to improve, but he may end up with a few big plays just on raw effort and seeing every snap he’s on the field to the end.
Dogbe could provide the Browns with quality snaps while also making sure Sheldon Richardson stays fresh, ensuring he wreaks as much havoc as possible. His production is excellent, his athleticism is great and he’s another player who has incredible work ethic, so he’s not only a good player and prospect, but benefits those around him. Dogbe would fit right in with guys like Myles Garrett and Ogunjobi.