When offensive tackles transition to the NFL game from the collegiate level, scouts and coaches typically prefer those with longer arms (at least 34 inches).

Hayes, unfortunately, doesn’t have that arm length, as his arms are 32.5 inches.

That could be an indicator that he could move inside and play guard at the next level, a move that Hayes has said he’s willing to accept.

“I don’t know a ton about what they want me to do yet, but I’m definitely – I’ll play anywhere,” Hayes said. “I can play tackle. Played tackle – both tackles a little bit in college – mostly left, but I’d be open to moving inside, wherever gets me on the field and helps the team win. So I’m open.”