Kyle Hamilton felt just like the rest of us on Thursday.
Hamilton and Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles' Combine results were compared side by side on NFL Network's broadcast Thursday night, and it wasn't exactly flattering for the Ravens safety.
The two are built very similarly, but Styles came in with a better vertical jump and 40-yard dash time, despite being an inside linebacker and 24 pounds heavier.
Hamilton jokingly took exception to the comparison but called Styles "1 of 1."
Being "frame mogged" is slang for when someone with a larger or more dominant physical build makes someone else look smaller or less athletic by comparison.
Hamilton and the Dallas Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb were overlayed on Styles' 40-yard sprint on NFL Network's simulcam. Neither kept up with Styles' blazing 4.46-second time.
A likely top-15 pick, Styles was one of the top performers during Thursday's Combine testing. He set the record in the vertical jump by a linebacker with a 43.5-inch leap. He also led all prospects with an 11-foot, 2-inch broad jump, which was the fourth-best all-time result among linebackers.
