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Has 0.8% (5th-Lowest) pressure rate allowed by FBS offensive linemen in 2025 (min. 200 pass block snaps), per TruMedia. During the Arizona State Sun Devils 26-22 upset win over No. 7 Texas Tech, Red Raiders center Sheridan Wilson played the entire game but committed a crucial 5-yard false start penalty. One of the better pass blocking iOL in this draft class. Stellar 2025 season where PFF credited him with a 90.4 pass-blocking grade overall, allowing zero sacks across 491 pass-block snaps and only 4 pressures. Against Oregon, unscouted, he was phenomenal: 0 pressures allowed and an 85 pass blocking grade.
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Wrestler in HS, Two-year starter for USC who played RT and RG for them. Then RT at Auburn, has now been bumped over to LT. Film Study generating significant early draft buzz. Transferred to Auburn after starting for Virginia Tech the last two years. He was an All-American in 2023 and an honorable mention All-ACC selection last season. One scouting source even compared him to 2024 Dallas Cowboys first-round draft pick Tyler Guyton, who was a starter as a rookie for the Cowboys last year. "He's got ideal frame, size and length and he moves very balanced," the scouting source said. Another scout isn't as high: "Love the frame and definitely uses his length vs. Speed rushers and as an edge setter in the run game but thought he was a waist bender too often and his awareness for stunts and blitzes needs to improve," a scout said. "Has the tools to be a mid-round pick but still raw to me." Iron City Film adds, "Great athlete in a 6'7 340 frame with absurd length, NASTY snatch trap, extremely powerful run blocker, jarring 2-hand punch" and says he's "my early OT2 for the 2026 draft class"
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