COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri offensive lineman Armand Membou declared for the NFL Draft on Friday, a decision that means the Tigers lose a key player to the professional ranks a year earlier than expected.
Membou, a junior, has started Mizzou’s last 30 games and emerged as one of the best right tackles in college football. He’s eligible to play college football through the 2025 season but will turn that down by staying in the draft pool.
Like star wide receiver Luther Burden III did earlier in the week, Membou is declaring for the draft early after spending the minimum of three years in college.