Three-year starter and team captain in 2023 with outstanding length and the potential to offer roster flexibility. Coleman will be scouted and drafted as a guard but might be able to handle a move to tackle in an emergency. He's broad and fits up blocks with pretty good accuracy when his hands are right, but he's never going to be a lane clearer in the run game. Coleman's experience at tackle helps his chances of protecting NFL quarterbacks as a guard. He pass protects with efficient hands and sound technique, but his reactive athleticism is very average, which could be trouble against sub-package rushers.
Sixth-year guard whose journey to NFL consideration took him to Angelo State, Jackson State and finally TCU for his final season. Patrick has put in work to melt away bad weight and improve his body type. He’s poised and balanced in protection and is quick with his punch, but he allows pressures against twists and blitzes. Patrick doesn’t create as much movement as expected as a run blocker and is best in a phone booth, where he can use his size and upper-body strength to maul. His scheme and position limitations could create a barrier to NFL entry.
