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Offensive Guards

#1 — Greg Johnson, OG, Minnesota (6'6", 325 lbs)

9/12 - (Miss State) - While I still believe Johnson to be a good interior prospect, he disappointed today. Atop of drawing two penalties, he simply wasn't consistent. While he did look the part in both the run and pass game a number of times, he was average to meh on several snaps. He slipped off his blocks and was beat outright. Minnesota attempted to run behind him, and he often barely hemmed his guy up, provided little to no push. To his credit, he had a much better 2nd half than he did a 1st half.

10/3 - (Michigan) - Johnson ran the pivot today, and he looked the part doin so. He was a wall in pass pro and showed real play strength on down blocks. For a guy that is used to playing OG vs. C, he looked very good.

#2 — Carter Smith, OT/OG, Indiana (6'5", 313 lbs)

#3 — Anthoine Knapp, OG, Notre Dame (6'4", 304 lbs)

9/6 - (Wisconsin) - Knapp had a good game. He showed good functional play strength, was very good hemming his man up long enough for run plays to be successful. He was also very sound in pass pro.

#4 — Austin Siereveld, OG/OT, Ohio State (6'5", 325 lbs)

9/12 - (Texas) - Siereveld had a very solid game when at RG. While not the quickest, he showed good play strength and was able to hold blocks long enough for runs to develop. He was also very sturdy in pass pro. He had to kick out to RT late in the game due to a teammate's injury, and didn't do well there.

10/3 - (Iowa) - Siereveld held down the RT spot in this game and looked very good doing so. He mirrored well in pass pro, showed good strength standing guys up and keeping them at bay. In the run game, he opened up a lane on the outside, was able to displace defenders.

#5 — Cayden Green, OG/OT, Missouri (6'5", 324 lbs)

#6 — Brandon Baker, OG, Texas (6'4", 308 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Baker looked just as good from his new RG post as he did playing RT last season. Baker played with power and paved the way for some solid gains in the ground game. He was dependable in pass pro.

#7 — Shadre Hurst, OG, Houston (6'2", 293 lbs)

#8 — Luke Montgomery, OG, Ohio State (6'5", 312 lbs)

9/12 - (Texas) - Montgomery lined up at LG and was solid overall. He had some good blocks in the run game in particular, was able to turn his man off the ball. He stood well in the pass game too.

#9 — Joe Bruner, OG/OT, Indiana (6'5", 318 lbs)

#10 — Charles Jagusah, OG, Notre Dame (6'5", 325 lbs)

#11 — McKale Boley, OG, Virginia (6'5", 329 lbs)

#12 — Ernest Greene, OG, Georgia (6'4", 320 lbs)

#13 — Alani Noa, OG, USC (6'3", 315 lbs)

9/26 - (Oregon) - Noa had a solid game. USC had some success running the ball behind him against some very good DTs. He was also solid in pass pro, showed some solid play strength in all regards.

#14 — Addison Nichols, OG, SMU (6'5", 320 lbs)