INTERIOR O-LINE
TOP 5 QB VIDEO
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Bryce Young
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CJ Stroud
3
Hendon Hooker
4
Dorian Thompson-Robinson
5
Jaren Hall
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Tyler Linderbaum
OC / IOWA / 6'3 / 290
Linderbaum has an incredible balance of power and agility. He is an elite pass protector as well as a pile driver in the run game. He handles pressure well. Good acceleration and amazing footwork. Slightly undersized and a bit too aggressive on occasion. Linderbaum should be an elite anchor for an offensive line at the next level and teams should not worry about drafting him in the early first.
Grade: Round 1
David Andrews
2
Zion Johnson
OG / BOSTON COLLEGE / 6'3 / 314
Johnson is a very good athlete with solid instincts. He is quick to recover and has good acceleration. Johnson is a versatile guard who was heavily used in pull situations. Sometimes he allows defenders to get leverage of him and knock him off balance. Good stance with low center of gravity. Best suited to play in a versatile offence. Possess great short area quickness.
Grade: Round 1
Larry Warford
3
Kenyon Green
OG / TEXAS A&M / 6'4 / 325
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Green has great strength and a lot of power in the run game. He has a nasty demeanor and can move a pile. Very versatile player with experience at multiple positions. Green is intelligent and possess good awareness. Sometimes allows players to get leverage beneath him and get him off balance. Needs to work on his pass-protection technique a bit.
Grade: Round 2
Elgton Jenkins
4
Jamaree Salyer
OG / GEORGIA / 6'4 / 320
Salyer is a big guard with a very thick frame. He has a wide and balanced stance and is very disciplined in pass protection. Good strength to attack in the run game. Very versatile and has played all positions throughout his career. A bit of a raw prospect and sometimes looks a bit confused. Good shuffle in stance. Should be a quality option on the line.
Grade: Round 3
Quinton Spain
5
Dylan Parham
OC / MEMPHIS / 6'3 / 313
Parham is a very reliable pass protector with good technique and solid mobility. He is patient and disciplined and has a good awareness for the game. Sometimes he needs to be a bit more aggressive, and occasionally allows defenders to get leverage of him. Sometimes gets driven back with power and is more of a technical finesse blocker.
Grade: Round 3
Shaq Mason
6
Luke Goedeke
OG / CENTRAL MICHIGAN / 6'5 / 318
Goedeke has a lot of experience playing tackle but is better suited to play guard at the next level due to his length limitations. He has solid quickness and plays with a wide and firm base. Sometimes he allows his upper body to get over his lower body which results in losing balance. Strong hands and great vision in pass protection. Fundamental and technical player. A bit stiff at times and can get pushed back.
Grade: Round 4
Mark Glowinski
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Luke Fortner
OC / 6'6 / 302
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Fortner is a very athletic center who possesses good agility and quickness. He has good footwork and works well in open space. Fortner needs to add more strength as he can easily get pushed back and is not a mauler in the run game. Fortner is best suited in an offence with high screen involvement as he works best in open space and can maximize his potential.
Grade: Round 4
Ethan Pocic
8
Dohnovan West
OC / ARIZONA ST. / 6'4 / 300
West is a good athlete with impressive quickness. He has a solid ability to change direction and has displayed his agility. He is light on his feet and quick out of his stance. West is a fluid athlete who moves well in space. He lacks the desired thick frame and can sometimes get knocked back by bigger defenders.
Grade: Round 5
Maurkice Pouncey
9
Ed Ingram
OG / LSU / 6'3 / 317
Ingram is a physically imposing guard with good strength and upright posture. Very good in trap and pulls and moves well in space. Physical demeanor with the ability to move defenders off their path. Needs to improve head-on blocks in the run game. Ingram is a tough competitor with a good work ethic.
Grade: Round 5
Isaiah Wynn
10
Thayer Munford
OG / OHIO STATE / 6'6 / 321
Munford is a big guard with long arms. He has good strength and aggression. He is effective in the run game and can move blockers. Sometimes he has inconsistent footwork and can easily get knocked off balance. Munford is efficient in open space. Leans too far forward while blocking, and allows defenders to get him out of his stance. Relatively smart player.