Liam Eichenberg, OT, Notre Dame When you watch Eichenberg on film, you quickly understand why the words “sturdy” and “dependable” show up on his scouting reports. Eichenberg doesn’t have overwhelming size or athleticism, and his relatively short arms (32⅜ inches) are a concern. Generally, 33-inch arms are a minimum requirement for a tackle to succeed at the NFL level, but Braden Smith (33¼ inches) has proven in Indianapolis that doesn’t have to be the case. Eichenberg played with violence and a competitive edge that will endear him to Colts fans and his teammates along the offensive line. Not all offensive linemen from Notre Dame pan out, but a lot of them do. Eichenberg might not have the tools to develop into a star left tackle, but he could give the Colts something they’ve had over much of the past 10 years with Anthony Castonzo anchoring the line: a sturdy, dependable left tackle.