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Washington Commanders Eyeing Bain for Pass Rush

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The Washington Commanders are considering drafting Miami Hurricane Rueben Bain Junior, a top pass rusher with a dominant college career. Despite concerns about his short arms, a Big Ten coach dismisses these worries. If selected, Bain could thrive in coach Dan Quinns scheme, potentially redefining expectations for short-armed players in the NFL.

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Washington Commanders Eyeing Bain for Pass Rush

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On April 2nd, the Washington commanders beefed up their pass rush this off-season by grabbing guys like Odoffe Owe and K-Levon Sheson. But there, still eyeing Miami Hurricane Rubin-Bain Jr. for the seventh pick in the 2026 NFL draft, if he slides that far. Bain dominated College Ball last year as one of the top sack machines and the best that stopping the run among pass rushers in his class, thanks to his. Wild moves and aggressive style. A Big Ten coach is brushing off worries about Bain's arms measuring under 31 inches, calling those concerns total nonsense despite the history of short arm guys struggling in the pros. That arm length will probably bump him out of the top five picks, forcing Washington into a tough call at 7. But coach Dan Quinn's scheme could be, perfect since he loves shuffling defensive linemen to hide weaknesses and max strengths. If Bain lands in DC, he might just rewrite the book on Outliers and turn those measurable into motivation for a monster rookie year.

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