Rod Huntley of El Paso ~ 6.3/320
"A thick interior lineman who lacks ideal bend in his lower half and struggles to sit into his stance. Consistently gets doubled over at the waist off the football and struggles to maintain balance through contact in both the run and pass game. Has a tendency to lunge into blocks, gets into his toes too quickly and is easily shed or disengaged from.
Ends up on the ground too much and despite his above-average initial jolt in the run game, isn't a guy who can routinely stick through contact. Looks really heavy-legged in pass protection, struggles to reach explosive one gapers off his frame and isn't the caliber of athlete who can quickly redirect and/or shuffle his feet through pass protection.
Possesses good length for the position, but too often it takes him too long to uncoil his arms and doesn't display much pop on his punch.
Impression: A limited athlete who struggles to bend and isn't a legit NFL prospect."
Ends up on the ground too much and despite his above-average initial jolt in the run game, isn't a guy who can routinely stick through contact. Looks really heavy-legged in pass protection, struggles to reach explosive one gapers off his frame and isn't the caliber of athlete who can quickly redirect and/or shuffle his feet through pass protection.
Possesses good length for the position, but too often it takes him too long to uncoil his arms and doesn't display much pop on his punch.
Impression: A limited athlete who struggles to bend and isn't a legit NFL prospect."
"Bio: Two-year starter awarded all-Conference honors as a junior.
Positive: Stout small-area blocker who displays strength at the point of attack. Stays square, controls defenders once he gets his hands on them, and seals opponents from the action. Possesses a terrific lineman's build and works well with teammates.
Negative: Does not explode off the line into blocks. Not a natural knee bender and struggles to adjust.
Analysis: Hunt did a solid job the past two seasons showing progress yet is a limited athlete with marginal upside. He could make the two deep for a power running offense."
Positive: Stout small-area blocker who displays strength at the point of attack. Stays square, controls defenders once he gets his hands on them, and seals opponents from the action. Possesses a terrific lineman's build and works well with teammates.
Negative: Does not explode off the line into blocks. Not a natural knee bender and struggles to adjust.
Analysis: Hunt did a solid job the past two seasons showing progress yet is a limited athlete with marginal upside. He could make the two deep for a power running offense."
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