Willie Lampkin has become the heaviest NFL offensive lineman under six feet tall, according to Bleeding Green Nation.
The Philadelphia Eagles lineman stands 5'11" and weighs 290 pounds, a combination that creates a rare physical profile in the trenches.
Lampkin surpassed Terry Long, a 5'11", 272-pound Steelers right guard who played eight seasons in the NFL.
The comparison highlights how unusual Lampkin's height and weight combination is at the professional level.
Leverage and Anchor
Lampkin's low center of gravity is a key part of his physical profile, according to Bleeding Green Nation.
His shorter frame allows him to get underneath taller defensive linemen, while his 290 pounds helps him maintain a strong anchor against larger opponents.
Defensive tackles often measure between 6'3" and 6'5", creating a height gap that Lampkin must counter with leverage, hand placement, and quick footwork.
Bleeding Green Nation also identified a challenge for Lampkin: his shorter arms compared with taller offensive and defensive linemen.
Opponents can attempt to use their reach advantage to keep him from controlling contact.
The same report noted that if Lampkin's body proportions were extended to a height of 6'6", he would weigh 391 pounds.
That calculation was used to illustrate his unusually dense build.
Lampkin entered the Eagles' lineup at 290 pounds, making his size one of the defining characteristics of his profile as he competes in the NFL trenches.
