Positive: Strong, small area blocker who plays with a nasty attitude. Blocks with good lean, easily controls defenders at the point of attack, or drives them off the line and opens holes for the running game. Stays square, displays ability as a position blocker, and jolts opponents with good hand punch. Engulfs defenders and works to drive them into the ground. Keeps his head on a swivel, works well with teammates, and picks up stunts or blitzes thrown by the opposition. Keeps his feet moving in pass protection and easily anchors at the point.

Positive: Tough, slug-it-out small area blocker. Strong at the point, jolts defenders with good hand punch, and turns them from the action. Displays solid blocking vision and works to finish blocks. Stays square and anchors in pass protection. Works to bend his knees and block with leverage.

Positive: Well-sized small area blocker best in confined quarters. Patient in pass protection, stout at the point, and controls defenders once engaged in a block. Quickly gets his hands into defenders, strong in his upper body, and large enough to engulf opponents. Fights hard throughout the action and works to finish blocks. Possesses a wide body and defenders have difficulty getting around him.

Positive: Strong, small-area blocker with marginal upside. Anchors at the point, controls defenders once engaged in a block, and fights hard throughout the action. Stays square and seals opponents from plays with good body positioning and works well with teammates, keeps his head on a swivel, and blocks with a nasty attitude.

Positive: Effective position blocker who displays ability in space. Quickly sets in pass protection, immediately gets his hands into defenders, and stays square. Bends his knees, adjusts to defenders and displays good footwork sliding laterally. Keeps his feet moving throughout the action, seals defenders from the play. Good jolt and explosion at the point of attack. Moves relatively well on his feet, keeps his head on a swivel, and helps out line-mates.

Positive: Hard-working position blocker who flashes ability on the move. Smart, displays terrific blocking vision, and plays with great awareness. Keeps his head on a swivel, helps out teammates and patient. Fires off the snap, quickly gets to the second level and seals linebackers from the action with body positioning. Redirects to defenders on the move and effective in motion.

Positive: Massive small area blocker who easily dominates opponents. Quick off the snap, drives defenders off the line and gets movement run blocking. Strong enough to push opponents to the ground or engulf them altogether. Immediately sets up in pass protection, gets his hands into defenders and effective when he bends his knees and blocks with leverage. Tremendous jolt and pop at the point of attack. Plays with a nasty attitude, looking to hit as many people as possible during a single play. Keeps his head on a swivel. Surprisingly effective in motion.

Positive: Hard-working and explosive lineman who plays with a nonstop motor. Terrific quickness in his all-around game, plays with good knee bend, and keeps his feet moving on contact. Nimble, easily adjusts to defenders and fluid if asked to kick out or pull across the line of scrimmage. Solid position blocker who stays square and seals opponents from the action.

Positive: Well-sized, athletic offensive lineman with a large degree of upside. Sets quickly in pass protection, stays square and steers defenders from the action. Displays above average footwork in space, stout at the point and blocks with good lean. Strong, controls opponents once engaged in a block and works to bend his knees.

Positive: Nice-sized, wide-bodied offensive lineman best in confined quarters. Quickly sets in pass protection, gets his hands into defenders and stays with blocks. Keeps his feet moving on contact and works hard until the whistle blows.

Positive: Strong small-area blocker who fights hard until the whistle blows. Stays square, works his hands throughout the action, and keeps his feet moving in pass protection. Jolts defenders with good punch, controls him once engaged in a block, and works hard until the whistle blows. Solid position blocker who turns defenders off the line and then seals them from the action.

Positive: College tackle who projects to either guard or center at the next level. Quickly sets up in pass protection, immediately gets his hands into defenders and blocks with leverage. Keeps his feet moving throughout the action, stays square and punched defenders at the point of attack. Better than average footwork sliding off the edge and shows ability in space.

Positive: Strong, small-area blocker who plays with a nasty attitude. Stays square, easily controls defenders at the point of attack, and gets movement run blocking. Works hard and looks to take out as many defenders as possible off a single snap. Blocks with a wide base, keeps his head on a swivel, and works well with teammates. Easily out-positions defenders and seals them from the action.

Positive: Fundamentally sound finesse blocker who plays with great awareness. Quick off the snap, blocks with good leverage and stays square, keeping defenders from the action. Jolts opponents with good hand punch, blocks with superb technique throughout the action, and keeps his head on a swivel.

Positive: Solid pass protecting lineman with a nice degree of upside potential. Moves well on his feet, displays solid footwork sliding out to protect the edge and blocks with good fundamentals. Fights with his hands throughout the action, makes effective use of body positioning and seals defenders from the action.

Positive: Nice-sized blocker best in a small area. Plays with good lean, explosive at the point, and really attacks assignments. Stays square, strong, and turns defenders off the ball. Keeps his head on a swivel, picks up stunts or twists thrown by the opponent, and works hard to finish blocks.

Positive: Big, strong blocker best in confined quarters. Works to bend his knees, quickly gets his hands into defenders, and plays with a nasty attitude. Stays square, controls opponents at the point of attack and makes effective use of blocking angles. Better than average skill getting out to the second level to engage linebackers.

Positive: Strong, nasty blocker only effective in a small area. Works well with teammates, displays good blocking vision, and works hard until the whistle blows. Drives defenders off the line as a run blocker, attacks assignments, and keeps his feet moving throughout the action.

Positive: Dependable and durable college offensive lineman with limited upside for the next level. Stays square, keeps his feet moving throughout the action, and blocks with good knee bend. Solid position blocker who effectively seals defenders from the action. Displays good jolt and pop at the point of attack.

Positive: Strong, well-sized blocker with a degree of upside. Patient in pass protection, strong in his upper body, and easily controls opponents once engaged at the point of attack. Plays with a nasty attitude and attacks blocking assignments. Works well with teammates.

Positive: Undersized college offensive lineman who shows ability blocking in motion. Quick off the snap, fluid out to the second level, and adjusts to defenders in motion. Gets his hands up into opponents and works them throughout the action. Stays square and seals defenders from the play.

Positive: Large, athletic blocker with a tremendous amount of upside potential. Quickly gets into blocks, immediately gets his hands up, and easily anchors at the point of attack. Blocks with good lean, gets underneath defenders and turns them off the line or gets movement run blocking. Fluid in motion, gets out to the second level and easily adjusts to hit moving targets. Keeps his feet moving, displays the ability to slide laterally, and effective in space. Stays square and keeps opponents in front of him. Overwhelms defenders driving them off the line or engulfs them altogether. Effectively picks up stunts or blitzes and works well with teammates. Easily handles quick or athletic opponents.

Positive: Large, small-area blocker best in confined quarters. Stays square, possesses a wide body, and opponents struggle to get around him. Blocks with a wide base, bends his knees, and easily controls defenders at the point of attack. Pushes defenders off the ball and works blocks until the whistle blows. Lacks flexibility, agility, and struggles to finish blocks. Does too much leaning on defenders or over-extending. Cannot slide out off the edge and possesses poor footwork.

Positive: Tough, hard working blocker with a nice feel for the position. Bends his knees, quickly gets his hands into opponents and blocks with terrific fundamentals. Explosive, jolts defenders at the point of attack and turns them off the line. Better than average skills blocking in motion and quickly gets out to the second level then redirects to linebackers. Keeps his head on a swivel and works well with teammates. Makes great use of body positioning to seal opponents from the action.

Positive: Marginally athletic college tackle who projects to guard in the NFL. Works his hands throughout the action, makes terrific use of blocking angles, and seals defenders from plays. Works hard until the whistle blows, moves his feet throughout the action and keeps his head on a swivel. Picks up stunts or blitzes and works well with teammates.

Positive: Athletic offensive line prospect who possesses a large degree of upside potential. Blocks with a wide base, bends his knees, and always plays with leverage. Quickly gets off the line, explosive at the point, and a solid position blocker who turns defenders from the action and then seals them from the play. Displays top footwork in pass protection, keeps his feet moving, and extends his hands into opponents, anchoring at the point of attack. Displays good lateral blocking range, and is effective in motion. Quick out to the second level, adjusts to defenders, and can hit a moving target. Works well with teammates. Plays with a nasty attitude and always looking for someone to hit.

Positive: Strong, small-area blocker who plays with a nasty attitude. Quickly gets into blocks, moves defenders off the ball, and controls them at the point of attack. Keeps his feet moving, gets his hands up, and always looks for someone to hit. Works well with teammates.

Positive: Undersized yet hard-working lineman still learning his position. Explodes off the snap of the ball, keeps his feet moving, and works his hands throughout the action. Plays heads-up football, works well with teammates, and fights hard until the whistle blows. Stays square and turns opponents off the line of scrimmage.

Positive: King-sized blocker who towered over the opposition on a small school level. Stays square, quickly gets his hands into defenders and effectively steers them from the action. Solid position blocker who seals opponents from plays with his mammoth frame. Displays a good degree of quickness in his all-around game.

Positive: Tall, fluid offensive lineman who moves well on his feet. Quickly sets up off the snap, stays square and then seals defenders from the action with good body positioning. Fast out to the second level, nicely redirects to linebackers and shows ability blocking on the move. Fights with his hands throughout the action, blocks with good leverage, and plays with great explosion. Makes effective use of blocking angles and jolts defenders with good hand punch. Easily adjusts to defenders and effectively picks up blitzes thrown by opponents.

Positive: Strong, small-area blocker who plays with a nasty attitude. Quickly gets his hands into defenders, strong in his upper body, and turns opponents from the action. Uses good body positioning to seal defenders from plays. Keeps his head on a swivel, shows good awareness, and is always looking for someone to hit. Blocks down well on opponents. Really goes after blocks and attacks assignments.

Positive: Underrated college lineman with nice size and skill. Solid position blocker who bends his knees, gets leverage on opponents, and stays square. Fluid moving on his feet, stays with the action and works blocks hard.

Positive: Strong blocker best in a small area. Keeps his head on a swivel, plays with a nasty attitude, and works hard to finish off defenders. Keeps his feet moving, strong at the point of attack, and pushes defenders from the play. Patient in pass protection, bends his knees and blocks with leverage. Strikes opponents with violent hand punch and pushes them from the action. Displays good overall awareness.

Positive: Patient position blocker who plays with good fundamentals. Bends his knees, stays square, and quickly gets his hands into defenders. Makes good use of blocking angles, body positioning to seal defenders from the action. Jolts defenders with good punch and effective in pass protection. Keeps his head on a swivel, works well with teammates, and nicely picks up stunts or twists.

Positive: Strong, versatile small-area blocker. Quick off the snap, stays square and rides defenders from their angle of attack. Effective position that blocker seals opponents from the action. Anchors in pass protection and blocks with good lean.

Positive: Relatively athletic college tackle who projects to guard at the next level. Plays low to the ground, makes good use of blocking angles, as well as body positioning. Stays square, keeps defenders in front of hi, and controls them once engaged at the point of attack. Shows strength in his upper body and good hand punch. Quickly sets in pass protection and above-average skill sliding out off the edge. Gets after blocks, very aware of assignments, and works well with teammates. Easily adjusts or redirects to defenders and effectively picks up the blitz.

Positive: Strong, explosive blocker who moves well on his feet. Turns defenders off the ball, stays square and seals them from the action with good body positioning. Fluid, quick if asked to kick out or pull and displays skills blocking in motion with the ability to hit a moving target.

Positive: Nice-sized prospect who plays with a good degree of athleticism. Blocks with good lean, displays quickness in his overall game, and is effective in motion. Fluid if asked to pull across the line of scrimmage, gets in the secondary, nicely redirects to linebackers. Keeps his head on a swivel, picks up stunts or blitzes, and anchors at the point. Works well with teammates. Jolts opponents with good hand punch.

Positive: Tough, hard-working lineman with limited upside. Blocks with a wide base, stays square and steers opponents from the action. Keeps his head on a swivel and works well with teammates. Plays with a nasty attitude.

Positive: Athletic blocker with a nice size and terrific upside potential. Explosive off the line, quick out to the second level, and effective blocking in motion. Plays with a nasty attitude, displays outstanding vision, and attacks assignments. Jolts defenders at the point of attack and stays square, keeping defenders in front of him. Quickly sets in pass protection, keeps his feet moving, and is a solid position blocker who seals defenders from the action. Displays footwork in space and the ability to hit a moving target blocking in motion. Completed 45 repetitions on the bench press during his combine workout.

Positive: Fundamentally sound blocker with a good feel for the position. Bends his knees, blocks with leverage and gets underneath defenders. Quickly gets his hands up, stays square, and makes great use of body positioning to keep opponents away. Keeps his feet moving, anchors in pass protection and shows the ability to adjust. Works well with teammates. He blocks with a nasty attitude and is always looking to hit someone.

Positive: Fundamentally sound lineman best in pass protection. Plays with good knee bend, keeps his feet moving, and blocks with a wide base. Keeps his head on a swivel and works well with teammates. Correctly places his hands into defenders, extends them, and jolts opponents with good punch. Plays with a nasty attitude and always looking to hit someone. Displays quickness if asked to pull across the line of scrimmage and shows ability blocking in motion.

Positive: Large, powerful lineman who made a successful return from injury last season. Blocks with good leverage, displays the ability to adjust, and strong at the point. Gets his hands up, correctly places them into defenders, and easily anchors at the point of attack or controls opponents once engaged in a block. Displays the ability to adjust and steer opponents from their angle of attack. Turns defenders off the line, and opens holes for the running game.

Positive: Large, small area blocker strong at the point of attack. Stays square, jolts opponents with good hand punch, and controls them once engaged the point of attack. Gets movement as a run blocker, anchors in pass protection, and is very explosive at the point of attack. Works blocks hard.

Positive: Athletic lineman who possesses a good degree of upside potential. Quick off the snap, moves well on his feet, and shows skill blocking in motion. Redirects to linebackers on the second level, and can hit a moving target. Strong in his upper body, shows ability as a position blocker, and rides defenders from their angle of attack.

Positive: One-time highly rated offensive lineman still trying to make his way back from injury. Athletic, strong at the point of attack, and gets movement run blocking. Engulfs defenders at the point of attack, removes them from the action and works hard to finish blocks. Sized well and uses his frame as an advantage.

Positive: Wide-bodied interior lineman that's been durable and versatile throughout his college career. Quickly gets into blocks, strong at the point and turns defenders off the line. Plays with a nasty attitude, gets his hands into defenders, and jolts them with good punch. Flashes ability in motion and uses his large frame to seal defenders from the action. Stout and anchors in pass protection.

Positive: Hard-working lineman who plays with a good degree of quickness. Bends his knees, sets with a wide base, and gets leverage on opponents. Explodes off the line into blocks. Keeps his head on a swivel and works well with teammates. Solid position blocker who turns defenders from the action then seals them from plays.

Positive: Highly considered offense lineman who struggled as a senior in 2009. Bends his knees, blocks with leverage, and keeps his feet moving. Immediately gets his hands into opponents, stays square, and jolts defenders with good hand punch. Makes solid use of blocking angles, and anchors at the point of attack. Fights hard throughout the action.

Positive: Nice-sized blocker coming off a terrific senior campaign. Displays good quickness in his overall game, jolts defenders at the point of attack, and blocks with good lean. Stays square, strong, and controls opponents once engaged in a block. Quick getting out to second level and works hard to finish blocks.

Positive: Versatile lineman who can be used at center or guard. Blocks with good knee bend and leverage, keeps his head on a swivel, and plays with intelligence. Helps out teammates and works hard until the whistle blows.

Positive: Nice-sized, athletic college tackle who projects the guard at the next level. Displays good footwork in pass protection, fluid sliding out off the edge, and blocks with leverage. Effectively adjusts to defenders, can hit a moving target, and keeps his head on a swivel. Gets his hands up and extends them into opponents to keep defenders away.

Positive: Productive college lineman with limited upside for the next level. Quickly sets in pass protection, immediately gets his hands into defenders and makes good use of blocking angles. Bends his knees, jolts opponents with good hand punch, and keeps his head on a swivel. Plays with a good degree of explosion.