Summary

At 14.8°, Pete Hegseth's Ear Protrusion Angle is above its ideal range of 10.0 to 11.5° and scores 7.1. The Ear Protrusion Angle measures how much the ear protrudes from the head relative to the vertical face plane. The value is higher than 70% of the men on the wiki, and 15% of them measure inside the ideal range. Kyle McLachlan (14.8°), Antoine Griezmann (14.7°) and Colton Haynes (14.7°) come closest to Pete's value. At either end, Vincent Gallo has the highest at 68.4° and Marcus Jason Brown the lowest at 2.0°. Of his other Jaw measurements, Ear Protrusion Ratio (11.8%) is the strongest at 10.0 and Jaw Frontal Angle (106.2°) the weakest at 3.2. It counts toward his Harmony score.