Rueben Bain: High-Risk, High-Reward NFL Draft Prospect

On March 26, Miami past Russia Ruben Bain stands out as one of the top prospects in this

year's NFL Draft.

His college film shows elite skills as he beats blockers with a mix of power moves and

quick hands.

But short arms measuring under 31 inches have scouts worried about his fit at the pro level.

At last month's NFL Combine in Indianapolis, those arm length concerns jumped out right

away.

Bain skipped the most athletic test there, and at his pro day, he only ran position drills,

avoiding the 40 yard dash, three cone drill, vertical, jump, and broad jump.

He's banking on his standout college season instead.

Draft experts are split on him, much like opinions on a bold Ruben sandwich.

While his tape screams star potential, general managers hesitate because no player with such

short arms has thrived as the top tier pro.

Stay for athletic profiles often went out in the top picks.

That caution could push Bain down the board.

Teens might grab less risky edge rushers early, opening the door for the Dallas Cowboys to

snack him at pick 12.

It would be a high upside addition without overpaying in the top 10.

For Dallas, trusting Bain's game film over the raw numbers could unlock a bargain steal,

bolstering their defense for years to come.