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Future Hall of Famers
Jamal Fink - UCLA 
Attributes: 6'2", 291 lbs., 57 SPD, 79 ACC, 96 STR, 60 AWR, 53 AGI, 80 PBK, 88 RBK
Biography: Born in Sacramento, California, Jamal Fink was a two-sport standout in high school, excelling in football and wrestling. His raw power and footwork earned him national recognition, leading to a full scholarship at UCLA, where he quickly became a cornerstone of the offensive line.
Fink dominated the trenches as a four-year starter, earning First-Team All-Pac-12 honors twice and solidifying his reputation as one of the most physically imposing linemen in college football. Known for his elite strength and run-blocking ability, he bulldozed defenders with a mix of raw force and impeccable technique, consistently paving lanes for record-setting rushing attacks.
Scouts rave about Fink's “Hall of Fame potential,” comparing him to some of the greatest offensive tackles in NFL history. His work ethic, durability, and leadership make him a franchise cornerstone. With his impressive 6’2”, 290-pound frame and relentless motor, Fink projects as a day-one starter in the NFL, destined to anchor an offensive line and etch his name into Canton.
Potential Starters
Brenton Keys - Georgia 
Attributes: 6'2", 312 lbs., 51 SPD, 74 ACC, 82 STR, 52 AWR, 62 AGI, 97 PBK, 85 RBK
Biography: Hailing from Macon, Georgia, Brenton Keys was a local powerhouse throughout high school, earning accolades for his sheer strength and dominance on the offensive line. Recruited to the University of Georgia, Keys became a force in the trenches, anchoring the Bulldogs’ interior line for three seasons.
While his strength makes him exceptional in one-on-one matchups, coaches often highlight his struggles with awareness, particularly against complex defensive schemes. Despite this, his ability to manhandle defenders in the run game and his powerful base make him an attractive option for teams seeking a tough, physical center.
Keys projects as a potential starter in the NFL, particularly in run-heavy offenses where his strengths shine brightest. With proper coaching to refine his football IQ, Keys could develop into a reliable long-term option on the offensive line.
Patrick Easy - Michigan 
Attributes: 6'1", 290 lbs., 58 SPD, 65 ACC, 89 STR, 62 AWR, 42 AGI, 88 PBK, 84 RBK
Biography: A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Patrick Easy was a late bloomer who turned heads with his impressive strength during his senior year of high school. At Michigan, Easy made a name for himself as a weight room leader, quickly becoming one of the strongest linemen in the Big Ten.
Easy’s strength allows him to dominate in the run game, where his ability to hold the point of attack shines. However, his awareness remains a work in progress, with struggles to recognize stunts and blitzes at the line of scrimmage.
Despite these challenges, Easy’s physical tools and work ethic make him a potential starter in the NFL. Coaches see his ceiling as high, with the right system and mentoring to polish his mental game. Teams in need of a strong, no-nonsense center will find Easy a valuable project with starter potential.
Trent Bickerstaff - Ole Miss 
Attributes: 6'4", 302 lbs., 58 SPD, 71 ACC, 96 STR, 51 AWR, 42 AGI, 79 PBK, 86 RBK
Biography: Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Trent Bickerstaff brought his trademark power to the Ole Miss Rebels, earning a reputation as a relentless run-blocker. A high school weightlifting champion, Bickerstaff’s strength was undeniable from the start, allowing him to control interior defenders with a punishing hand punch and sturdy base.
While his physical dominance stood out, his awareness remains a concern, particularly when identifying blitzes and defensive shifts. Coaches at Ole Miss praised his work ethic, noting consistent progress in his recognition skills over his three-year starting tenure.
Bickerstaff projects as a potential starter at the next level, especially for teams that favor a run-heavy offense. With refinement of his football IQ and improved awareness, he has the tools to develop into a dependable NFL center, bringing toughness and grit to any offensive line.
Role Players
Reggie Kirschke - Miami 
Attributes: 6'3", 300 lbs., 51 SPD, 73 ACC, 79 STR, 56 AWR, 65 AGI, 92 PBK, 79 RBK
Biography: Born in Orlando, Florida, Reggie Kirschke turned heads with his strength and physicality as a run blocker during his time at Miami. Known for his ability to hold his ground against larger defenders, Kirschke thrives in short-yardage and power-running situations.
However, his awareness remains inconsistent, particularly in reading blitzes and recognizing shifts at the line of scrimmage. While unlikely to develop into a full-time starter, Kirschke projects as a reliable role player, capable of providing depth and situational value on an NFL roster. His toughness and physical tools will serve him well as a rotational lineman.
Scooby Crossan - Nebraska 
Attributes: 6'4", 296 lbs., 65 SPD, 68 ACC, 93 STR, 54 AWR, 68 AGI, 82 PBK, 75 RBK
Biography: Hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska, Scooby Crossan stayed close to home to become a dependable anchor for the Cornhuskers' offensive line. Known for his stellar pass blocking, Crossan excelled at keeping the pocket clean, using quick hands and solid technique to neutralize interior pressure.
However, his speed and lateral movement are limited, making him less effective in open-field blocking schemes. Despite this, Crossan’s technical proficiency and consistency make him an ideal role player at the next level. He projects as a reliable backup center, particularly in pass-heavy systems where his protection skills are most valuable.
Jorge Mendoza - Northwestern 
Attributes: 6'2", 301 lbs., 53 SPD, 55 ACC, 89 STR, 58 AWR, 58 AGI, 79 PBK, 86 RBK
Biography: A native of San Antonio, Texas, Jorge Mendoza brought raw strength and tenacity to Northwestern’s offensive line. His powerful frame and aggressive play style allowed him to excel in close-quarters battles, particularly in the run game.
Despite his physical prowess, Mendoza struggles with awareness, often missing assignments against complex defensive fronts. Coaches praise his work ethic and toughness, which make him a valuable depth piece at the next level.
Mendoza projects as a role player in the NFL, providing reliable interior line support and a physical presence for teams needing a dependable backup center.
Zach Traore - Missouri 
Attributes: 6'4", 206 lbs., 40 SPD, 69 ACC, 98 STR, 50 AWR, 49 AGI, 79 PBK, 86 RBK
Biography: Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Zach Traore made his mark at Missouri with dominant run blocking skills. A mauler in the trenches, Traore thrives when opening up lanes for the ground game, using strong hands and leverage to overpower defenders at the line of scrimmage.
However, his lack of speed limits his ability to reach the second level or execute in zone-blocking schemes. Despite this, his run-game proficiency and physical play style make him an ideal role player in power-run offenses. Traore projects as a reliable depth piece capable of contributing in short-yardage situations.
Tevin Elmore - Tulane 
Attributes: 6'0", 297 lbs., 49 SPD, 70 ACC, 85 STR, 53 AWR, 78 AGI, 81 PBK, 80 RBK
Biography: A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tevin Elmore emerged as a reliable presence on Tulane’s offensive line. Known for his polished pass blocking, Elmore’s quick hands and steady technique made him a trusted protector against interior pass rushers.
However, his speed remains a limitation, particularly when tasked with pulling or reaching defenders downfield. Despite this, Elmore’s consistent pass protection and football IQ make him an ideal role player in pass-heavy systems. Teams seeking depth at center will value his ability to anchor the pocket and contribute as a steady backup option.
