Mike Goff
OG, Iowa

Name	Jsy	College	HT	WT
Mike Goff	54	Iowa	6051	314

40	BP	SS	LS	VJ	BJ	Grade	Rd.
5.1	24	4.53	N/A	26.5	09’01”	5.88	4

Background First-team All-Big Ten by Big Ten coaches and honorable mention All-Big Ten by Big Ten media....offensive MVP vs. Illinois and Northwestern....1997: Started all 11 games,,,,key member of offensive line as Hawkeyes led Big Ten in rushing offense & scoring offense & ranked 8th in nation in rushing offense....1996: Listed as first-team right guard at start of season....bothered by injury throughout season after starting season vs. Arizona....saw action each week, but did not start after opening game....key member of offensive line as Iowa averaged 179.5 yds. rushing & 356.2 yds. total offense per contest....1995: Offensive MVP vs. Wisconsin and Offensive Hustle award vs. Indiana....started 10 games at right guard....key member of offensive line that led way for average of 199.8 yds & 217.8 passing per game....1994: Earned 1st letter and saw action in all 11 games....

High School First-team all-state by Champaign News Gazette and second-team selection by Chicago Tribune as a senior....Illinois Coaches Association all-star at DT....pre-season all-american by Blue Chip....

Academics Major is undecided at Iowa.

Summary Has had a little bit on an up and down career. Played a lot as a freshman, started as a sophomore, had a sub-par junior year due to injuries, and came back and started as a senior and wound up being and All Big 10 player. He is a short area mauler and brawler type player that has good lock on qualities and handles himself well at the POA. He has been well coached and tends to get good position and doesn't make many mistakes. He is a very efficient and intelligent play and shows good instincts. He tends to play a little high and straight legged at times and doesn't always play as strong as his numbers would indicate. He has fairly good speed and movement, but is not really a naturally explosive player. His VJ at Indy of 26" may be an indication that he needs to improve his lower body explosion, however, he is similar to a lot of NFL OGs and the fact that he is not a great athlete, but a competitive tough player that excels in short area "in fighting." With most NFL teams playing 4-3 defenses, he is a perfect candidate for an NFL OG.