DRAFT TRACKER 2021

Three-year starter at left tackle against challenging SEC competition across from him. Moore held his own for an offensive line that was a finalist for the Joe Moore Award (nation's top OL) and he carries a well-proportioned build with good lean mass. He has adequate athletic ability to handle swing tackle duties, but plays with inconsistent hand strength and placement in both the run and passing games, causing him to lose control of the rep. He's clearly shown improvement at his position and doesn't have glaring athletic or physical weaknesses. However, he might not be a plus in any one category, which will make it difficult for him to become more than a solid backup.

Three-year full-time starter and gritty baller on an underrated offensive line in 2020. Green plays with enough athleticism and determination to get the job done but lacks desired NFL-caliber strength. While he has a shot in more zone-heavy blocking schemes, he might always have trouble battling against twitchy defenders and NFL bull rushers on the next level. He's not bad as a run-blocking technician but will default to occasional bad habits in pass protection due to his struggles in playing against strength. Green might lack the pass-pro traits necessary to handle swing tackle duties, which could make low-end backup right tackle his ceiling.