Farmer is a tone-setting mauler who plays with a nasty disposition and legitimate knockout power at the point of attack — when he locks onto you in the run game, the play is over. His elite arm length (34 3/4 inches) and stout anchor give him a reliable floor in pass protection, but inconsistent technique — late hands, rising pad level, and a tendency to lunge — creates rep-to-rep variance that will drive NFL coaches crazy before they fix it. The tools are tantalizing and the Senior Bowl dominance was real, but this is a player you're drafting on projection more than polish. In the right gap-heavy scheme with patient coaching, Farmer has the ceiling of a decade-long starter; in the wrong system, the technique issues could keep him on the bench.

• 🦬Elite play strength and punch power that physically displaces interior defenders and collapses gaps on combo blocks
• 🦬Stout anchor in pass protection — refuses to be driven back into the pocket and absorbs power rushes with ease
• 🪵Elite arm length for a guard (34 3/4 inches) that extends his reach and gravitational pull on blocks
• 🚜Dominant pulling ability — loads and explodes into contact with violent force, effective kicking DEs and wrapping on LBs
• +Nasty demeanor and attacking mentality that sets the tone for the entire offensive line

• 🤚Inconsistent technique: hand placement arrives late and wide, pad level rises in pass sets, and strike timing is predictable enough to get beaten by swipes and swims
• 💥Limited positional versatility — all 1,637 career snaps at right guard with no center or tackle experience
• 🪵Struggles to sustain blocks in space and when working on the move, with leaning tendencies that cause him to fall off pulls
• 🪵Mental lapses where he assumes the play is over and releases his block prematurely before the ball is thrown