The Missouri Tigers will be losing an important player from their offensive line as they head into next season. Junior Armand Membou has decided to enter the NFL Draft after a successful three seasons at Mizzou and will not participate in the upcoming bowl game, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
Moments later, Membou officially announced on X.
Membou joins Luther Burden III as the first two players from Mizzou’s current roster to declare for the NFL Draft. In 2023, Membou played a crucial role in Mizzou’s offensive line, which was a Semifinalist for the Joe Moore Award, and he was also featured on the watch list for the Outland Trophy.
Alongside Membou, Marcus Bryant and Cam’Ron Johnson are out of eligibility, which will lead to a revamped offensive line for the upcoming season. Expect the Tigers to focus on the transfer portal to strengthen this position during the offseason. Connor Tolison and Cayden Green are anticipated to return.
Having allowed only one sack throughout the season in 388 pass-blocking attempts, Membou is likely to be regarded as one of the top offensive line prospects heading into the NFL Draft.
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