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Offensive Tackles

#1 — Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas (6'7", 312 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Goosby had a very good game. He created a very good push in the run game, and was a wall in pass pro. I was impressed with how long he was able to sustain blocks and seal off his edge.

#2 — Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU (6'5", 330 lbs)

9/5 - (Clemson) - Seaton had an excellent game. As per usual his pass blocking was very solid to great. His run blocking looked vastly improved.. LSU ran the ball behind him several times with success. He looked like a very well-versed LT in this contest.

9/19 - (Oe Miss) - Seaton noticeably whiffed on one snap when going against Echoles, and had a false start, but he hemmed up his man well on several snaps, did well in pass pro. His run blocking was dominant, but often good enough.

#3 — Trevor Lauck, OT, Iowa (6'5", 314 lbs)

10/3 - (Ohio State) - Lauck had a very good game. In both pass pro and in the run game he was reliable, held down his assignments well and flashed plus play strength. While some see him as an interior prospect, he looked like a starting LT in this one.

#4 — Melvin Siani, OT, Texas (6'6", 302 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Siani looked like he might be the nation's best RT. He consistently hemmed his man up, whether it was in the run game or in pass protection. While he wasn't always the cleanest technician, he was able to win with power and balance.

#5 — Samson Okunlola, OG, Miami (6'6", 300 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Okunlola lined up at LT and performed adequately. While he didn't look out of place, he didn't look overly natural at OT vs. his projected OG post. He displayed good balance and was able to hold down the edge whether it was in pass pro or in the run game.

#6 — Lance Heard, OT, Tennessee (6'6", 330 lbs)

9/12 - (Alabama) - Heard played an excellent game. He primarily lined up at LT, but was kicked out to RT for a few plays. Regardless of where he lined up he locked his man up very well, especially in pass pro. Pierre wasn't able to do anything against him.

#7 — Niki Prongos, OT, Stanford (6'7", 310 lbs)

#8 — PJ Williams, OT, SMU (6'5", 313 lbs)

#9 — Jacarrius Peak, OT, South Carolina (6'4", 290 lbs)

#10 — Elijah Page, OT, USC (6'7", 315 lbs)

8/29 - (San Jose State) - Page had a very good game, albeit against inferior competition. Always operating from a 2-point stance, he was solid off the ball, often washed his man out in the run game. While a solid punch wasn't noticed in pass pro, he showed good leverage and routinely stood his man up, gave up little ground, was reliable.

9/26 - (Oregon) - Page had an up and down game. He had snaps where he showed he could either provide a push in the run game, or be a solid pass pro OT. On other snaps, play strength was questionable, as were his mechanics and technique.

#11 — Drew Azzopardi, OT, Washington (6'7", 315 lbs)

#12 — Andrew Sprague, OT, Michigan (6'7", 310 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Sprague had a solid game. He didn't flash in any one regard, but he provided a decent push in the run game and was reliable as a pass blocker.

#13 — Blake Frazier, OT, Michigan (6'6", 295 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Frazier had a solid game. He generally hemmed his man up well and showed the potential to be a plus player from his LT spot. He wasn't dominant, but sturdy overall.

#11 — Jack Dotzler, OT, Iowa (6'6", 309 lbs)

#15 — Xavier Chaplin, OT, Florida State (6'7", 338 lbs)

8/29 - (New Mexico State) - Chaplin's play didn't stand out as good nor bad. He held up in pass pro a number of times, but looked as if he may have struggled if facing better competition. FSU ran the ball well, so credit should be given to him for runs to the left.

#16 — Anthony Donkoh, OT, Penn State (6'5", 326 lbs)

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#1 — Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas (6'7", 312 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Goosby had a very good game. He created a very good push in the run game, and was a wall in pass pro. I was impressed with how long he was able to sustain blocks and seal off his edge.

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#2 — Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU (6'5", 330 lbs)

9/5 - (Clemson) - Seaton had an excellent game. As per usual his pass blocking was very solid to great. His run blocking looked vastly improved.. LSU ran the ball behind him several times with success. He looked like a very well-versed LT in this contest.

9/19 - (Oe Miss) - Seaton noticeably whiffed on one snap when going against Echoles, and had a false start, but he hemmed up his man well on several snaps, did well in pass pro. His run blocking was dominant, but often good enough.

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#3 — Trevor Lauck, OT, Iowa (6'5", 314 lbs)

10/3 - (Ohio State) - Lauck had a very good game. In both pass pro and in the run game he was reliable, held down his assignments well and flashed plus play strength. While some see him as an interior prospect, he looked like a starting LT in this one.

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#4 — Melvin Siani, OT, Texas (6'6", 302 lbs)

9/12 - (Ohio State) - Siani looked like he might be the nation's best RT. He consistently hemmed his man up, whether it was in the run game or in pass protection. While he wasn't always the cleanest technician, he was able to win with power and balance. ​​​​

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#5 — Samson Okunlola, OG, Miami (6'6", 300 lbs)

9/4 - (Stanford) - Okunlola lined up at LT and performed adequately. While he didn't look out of place, he didn't look overly natural at OT vs. his projected OG post. He displayed good balance and was able to hold down the edge whether it was in pass pro or in the run game.

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#6 — Lance Heard, OT, Tennessee (6'6", 330 lbs)

9/12 - (Alabama) - Heard played an excellent game. He primarily lined up at LT, but was kicked out to RT for a few plays. Regardless of where he lined up he locked his man up very well, especially in pass pro. Pierre wasn't able to do anything against him.

#7 — Niki Prongos, OT, Stanford (6'7", 310 lbs)

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#10 — Elijah Page, OT, USC (6'7", 315 lbs)

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9/26 - (Oregon) - Page had an up and down game. He had snaps where he showed he could either provide a push in the run game, or be a solid pass pro OT. On other snaps, play strength was questionable, as were his mechanics and technique.​​​​​​​​​​​​

#11 — Drew Azzopardi, OT, Washington (6'7", 315 lbs)

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#12 — Andrew Sprague, OT, Michigan (6'7", 310 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Sprague had a solid game. He didn't flash in any one regard, but he provided a decent push in the run game and was reliable as a pass blocker.

#13 — Blake Frazier, OT, Michigan (6'6", 295 lbs)

9/12 - (Oklahoma) - Frazier had a solid game. He generally hemmed his man up well and showed the potential to be a plus player from his LT spot. He wasn't dominant, but sturdy overall.

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#11 — Jack Dotzler, OT, Iowa (6'6", 309 lbs)

#15 — Xavier Chaplin, OT, Florida State (6'7", 338 lbs)

8/29 - (New Mexico State) - Chaplin's play didn't stand out as good nor bad. He held up in pass pro a number of times, but looked as if he may have struggled if facing better competition. FSU ran the ball well, so credit should be given to him for runs to the left.

#16 — Anthony Donkoh, OT, Penn State (6'5", 326 lbs)

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9/12 - (Ohio State) - Siani looked like he might be the nation's best RT. He consistently hemmed his man up, whether it was in the run game or in pass protection. While he wasn't always the cleanest technician, he was able to win with power and balance.

9/26 - (Oregon) - Page had an up and down game. He had snaps where he showed he could either provide a push in the run game, or be a solid pass pro OT. On other snaps, play strength was questionable, as were his mechanics and technique.