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One of PFF's consistently highest-rated players in the Buckeyes' scouted games. "SAIR-uh-veld" will likely be a swing guard in the pros. Strength, power, and finesse in blocking are his trademark strengths. Siereveld has been free from injury since becoming a starter, and has practiced at LG, LT, RG, and RT in spring drills. Siereveld helped Ohio State's offense rank 7th nationally in fewest TFLs allowed per game (3.75) and 10th in fewest sacks allowed per game (1.0) --despite having played No. 7 Tennessee, No. 1 Oregon, No. 3 Texas, and No. 5 Notre Dame.
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Suffered a game-ending injury early in the first quarter of Tennessee's 45-21 loss. Powerful offensive guard who transferred to Tennessee after playing three seasons at Arizona where he was all-conference. Enrolled on Rocky Top in January 2025 and went through spring practice after entering the transfer portal on Dec. 18, 2024. Enters his second season at Tennessee and final collegiate campaign in 2026. Saw action on 2,464 offensive snaps and has allowed only two sacks during his career. Played in 40 games (29 at Arizona, 11 at UT) with 38 starts (27 at Arizona, 11 at UT). Of his 38 starts, 30 have been at left guard and eight at right guard. 2025 – RS-JUNIOR: Played and started 11 games during his first season at Tennessee, totaling 689 offensive snaps. Started eight games at right guard and three at left guard.
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