Summary

Jerome Adamoli's Submental Cervical Angle measures 98.1°, inside its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0° and scoring 10.0, which marks a taut, well-defined contour between his neck and chin. The measurement describes the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, where lower angles yield a defined jawline and obtuse angles suggest weakness. Among the men on the wiki, he stands higher than 5% of them, and 15% of men measure inside this same ideal range. His value sits close to Matt Bomer at 98.4° and Austin Dunham at 98.7°, while jon erik hexum measures 97.3°. For a sense of the full spread, see Lacy at 175.6° and Alex Schlab at 75.0°.