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His grade was the fifth highest among all offensive linemen in 2016 and was the highest overall grade among all rookie offensive linemen. [23] The Titans' offensive line was ranked as the top offensive line in the league in 2016 by PFF. [24] The Titans finished 9–7 from a 3–13 record the previous season and narrowly missed the playoffs.
Kalil was USC's fifth offensive lineman selected in the top-5 of an NFL draft, after Ron Yary in 1968, Marvin Powell in 1977, Anthony Muñoz in 1980, and Tony Boselli in 1995. With Tyron Smith having been selected ninth overall in 2011 , it also made USC the first school with consecutive top-10 selected offensive lineman since Texas' Leonard ...
Born in Houston, Texas, Jones grew up playing soccer and did not try out football until his junior year at Cypress Woods High School. [2] He started as a defensive end and posted 17 tackles in 2016, before also playing offensive lineman as a senior in 2017; he was team captain in his last year and was first-team all-district.
Jul. 21—We now turn our attention to offensive players for my high school football position rankings. And we'll start where every good offense starts: up front. The area's offensive lineman ...
Offensive tackle: Class: Junior: Major: Physical Culture and Sports: Personal information; Born: March 10, 2004 (age 20) Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) Weight: 320 lb (145 kg) Career history; College: Texas (2022–present) Bowl games: 2025 Peach Bowl; High school: Summer Creek (Houston, Texas) Career highlights and awards
In Jones first season with the Buckeyes he would redshirt, and then in the next year he would backup Jonah Jackson. [5] However Jones would get his first opportunity to start in the following season where he get his first career start in Ohio State's season finale versus Michigan State, he would also get to start in Ohio State's college football playoffs game against Clemson, and again against ...
Coached by Freeze and Tim Long, Briarcrest's offensive line coach, Oher was named Division II (2A) Lineman of the Year in 2003, and First-team Tennessee All-State. [ 2 ] [ 4 ] Scout.com rated Oher a five-star recruit and the No. 5 offensive lineman prospect in the country. [ 5 ]
[1] [2] He attended Grayson High School and was a highly-regarded offensive lineman, being ranked a consensus five-star recruit and receiving attention from nearly every school nationally. [3] [4] Several agencies ranked him among the top-50 recruits nationally. [5]