| GUARD RANKINGS |
Name Height Weight 40 Time College
1. Davin Joseph 6'3 312 5.09 Oklahoma
Strengths: Tough and physical player in the trenches. Long arms make up for his lack of
height. Equally strong in the pass and run games. Smart and pays attention to the details.
Mean streak. Experienced and has the will to improve. Has some potential.
Weaknesses: Struggled at left tackle as a senior. Could do a better job at blocking down the
field on linebackers and safeties. Doesn't have tremendous height.
How He Fits: I really like him as a player. He is probably a late first round pick. I think we have
bigger needs than guard, but with Allen's release anything is possible.
2. Charles Spencer 6'5 352 5.28 Pittsburgh
Strengths: Great size. Very athletic for a man his size. Could play guard or tackle. Strong
and can dominate his opponents. Excels in the run game.
Weaknesses: Raw, and doesn't have tons of experience. Struggled when forced to play left
tackle as a senior.
How He Fits: If he is available in the 2nd round, there is a good chance we would select him.
Should be selected higher than our 2nd round pick. We have needs at guard and tackle, so he
could help our depth at both positions.
3. Max Jean-Gilles 6'4 355 5.48 Georgia
Strengths: Huge player with massive arms. Ran totally dominate his opponents in the run
game. Has a great hand punch. Decent athlete for a man his size. Durable and shows
toughness. A lot of starting experience.
Weaknesses: Needs to keep his weight down. Isn't the most athletic guy. Inconsistent. Lacks
a mean streak.
How He Fits: Solid option in the 2nd if he was still available; he doesn't really fit the offensive
lineman mold we are using right now.
4. Taitusi Lutui 6'4 334 5.37 USC
Strengths: Can physically dominate opponents. Big-time mauler in the run game. Good
athletic ability. Has quite a bit of upside.
Weaknesses: Needs to get into better shape. Doesn't have real quick feet. Needs to work on
his technique.
How He Fits: Solid option in the 2nd. Doesn't seem to be the kind of guy Bill would be
interested in drafting, but you never know.
5. Kevin Boothe 6'5 316 5.41 Cornell
Strengths: Quick feet. Great size and long arms. Can play multiple positions. Dominated at is
level. Lots of potential.
Weaknesses: Played against weak competition. Will need to sit a couple of years and develop
his skills.
How He Develops: Solid option in the 3rd or 4th round. Good developmental prospect to take
over for Rivera.
6. Jason Spitz 6'3 317 5.38 Louisville
Strengths: Super strong in the weightroom and on the field. Has a mean streak in the run
game. Smart guy with top intangibles. Has some experience at center. Seasoned and could
contribute immediately.
Weaknesses: Doesn't move very well. Doesn't have great size. Will never be a Pro-Bowler.
How He Fits: Solid option in Round 3 if this is the direction we decide to go in concerns to
draft a lineman.
7. Rob Sims 6'3 307 5.24 Ohio State
Strengths: Good athletic ability. Great technician. Three year starter. Very strong and can be
dominating at times. Could play 3 positions in the pros.
Weaknesses: Lacks great size. Struggles in space as a tackle. An underachiever. Lacks a
mean streak.
How He Fits: Good option in the 4th round. Parcells covets versatile lineman like Sims.
8. Mark Setterstrom 6'4 314 5.43 Minnesota
Strengths: Excellent mobility. Great at pulling and getting to the 2nd level. Smart. Durable
and a four year starter. Smart guy with great intangibles.
Weaknesses: Doesn't have great size or bulk. Not very strong at the point of attack. Needs to
play for a team that covets mobility.
How He Fits: Great college player who seems to fit our changing offensive line preference.
Solid option in the 4th round.
9. Fred Matua 6'2 306 5.10 USC
Strengths: Dominating in the running game. Good athlete. Has a mean streak. Vocal leader
along the offensive line.
Weaknesses: Very short. Lacks great bulk. Can he be as dominating at the next level. He
had a great supporting cast.
How He Fits: Great option in the 5th round. Parcells type player who lacks the physical tools,
but makes up for it in effort and determination.
10. Adam Stenavich 6'4 310 5.30 Michigan
Strengths: Smart and sound player. Great strength. Has tons of experience. Hard working
guy that teams love to have. Versatile
Weaknesses: Doesn't move real well. Not much growth potential or upside.
How He Fits: He is a solid option in the later rounds if we haven't already drafted a guard. He
could start at tackle or guard eventually.
11. Jahri Evans 6'5 316 5.26 Bloomsburg
Strengths: Can be dominating in the run game. Decent athlete. Good attitude. Has great
potential.
Weaknesses: Raw and needs to refine his game. Needs to improve in pass protection. Not
great in space or on the move.
How He Fits: Another good option in the 5th round to backup at guard and tackle.
12. Robin Meadow 6'5 324 5.34 Washington
Strengths: Excellent size and strength. Tough, physical blocker who will finish his blocks. Can
play tackle too. Has some intrigue.
Weaknesses: Raw and really needs some techique work. Inexperienced. Plays with below
average leverage.
How He Fits: Interesting developmental guard with some tools to work with.
Strengths: Tough and physical player in the trenches. Long arms make up for his lack of
height. Equally strong in the pass and run games. Smart and pays attention to the details.
Mean streak. Experienced and has the will to improve. Has some potential.
Weaknesses: Struggled at left tackle as a senior. Could do a better job at blocking down the
field on linebackers and safeties. Doesn't have tremendous height.
How He Fits: I really like him as a player. He is probably a late first round pick. I think we have
bigger needs than guard, but with Allen's release anything is possible.
2. Charles Spencer 6'5 352 5.28 Pittsburgh
Strengths: Great size. Very athletic for a man his size. Could play guard or tackle. Strong
and can dominate his opponents. Excels in the run game.
Weaknesses: Raw, and doesn't have tons of experience. Struggled when forced to play left
tackle as a senior.
How He Fits: If he is available in the 2nd round, there is a good chance we would select him.
Should be selected higher than our 2nd round pick. We have needs at guard and tackle, so he
could help our depth at both positions.
3. Max Jean-Gilles 6'4 355 5.48 Georgia
Strengths: Huge player with massive arms. Ran totally dominate his opponents in the run
game. Has a great hand punch. Decent athlete for a man his size. Durable and shows
toughness. A lot of starting experience.
Weaknesses: Needs to keep his weight down. Isn't the most athletic guy. Inconsistent. Lacks
a mean streak.
How He Fits: Solid option in the 2nd if he was still available; he doesn't really fit the offensive
lineman mold we are using right now.
4. Taitusi Lutui 6'4 334 5.37 USC
Strengths: Can physically dominate opponents. Big-time mauler in the run game. Good
athletic ability. Has quite a bit of upside.
Weaknesses: Needs to get into better shape. Doesn't have real quick feet. Needs to work on
his technique.
How He Fits: Solid option in the 2nd. Doesn't seem to be the kind of guy Bill would be
interested in drafting, but you never know.
5. Kevin Boothe 6'5 316 5.41 Cornell
Strengths: Quick feet. Great size and long arms. Can play multiple positions. Dominated at is
level. Lots of potential.
Weaknesses: Played against weak competition. Will need to sit a couple of years and develop
his skills.
How He Develops: Solid option in the 3rd or 4th round. Good developmental prospect to take
over for Rivera.
6. Jason Spitz 6'3 317 5.38 Louisville
Strengths: Super strong in the weightroom and on the field. Has a mean streak in the run
game. Smart guy with top intangibles. Has some experience at center. Seasoned and could
contribute immediately.
Weaknesses: Doesn't move very well. Doesn't have great size. Will never be a Pro-Bowler.
How He Fits: Solid option in Round 3 if this is the direction we decide to go in concerns to
draft a lineman.
7. Rob Sims 6'3 307 5.24 Ohio State
Strengths: Good athletic ability. Great technician. Three year starter. Very strong and can be
dominating at times. Could play 3 positions in the pros.
Weaknesses: Lacks great size. Struggles in space as a tackle. An underachiever. Lacks a
mean streak.
How He Fits: Good option in the 4th round. Parcells covets versatile lineman like Sims.
8. Mark Setterstrom 6'4 314 5.43 Minnesota
Strengths: Excellent mobility. Great at pulling and getting to the 2nd level. Smart. Durable
and a four year starter. Smart guy with great intangibles.
Weaknesses: Doesn't have great size or bulk. Not very strong at the point of attack. Needs to
play for a team that covets mobility.
How He Fits: Great college player who seems to fit our changing offensive line preference.
Solid option in the 4th round.
9. Fred Matua 6'2 306 5.10 USC
Strengths: Dominating in the running game. Good athlete. Has a mean streak. Vocal leader
along the offensive line.
Weaknesses: Very short. Lacks great bulk. Can he be as dominating at the next level. He
had a great supporting cast.
How He Fits: Great option in the 5th round. Parcells type player who lacks the physical tools,
but makes up for it in effort and determination.
10. Adam Stenavich 6'4 310 5.30 Michigan
Strengths: Smart and sound player. Great strength. Has tons of experience. Hard working
guy that teams love to have. Versatile
Weaknesses: Doesn't move real well. Not much growth potential or upside.
How He Fits: He is a solid option in the later rounds if we haven't already drafted a guard. He
could start at tackle or guard eventually.
11. Jahri Evans 6'5 316 5.26 Bloomsburg
Strengths: Can be dominating in the run game. Decent athlete. Good attitude. Has great
potential.
Weaknesses: Raw and needs to refine his game. Needs to improve in pass protection. Not
great in space or on the move.
How He Fits: Another good option in the 5th round to backup at guard and tackle.
12. Robin Meadow 6'5 324 5.34 Washington
Strengths: Excellent size and strength. Tough, physical blocker who will finish his blocks. Can
play tackle too. Has some intrigue.
Weaknesses: Raw and really needs some techique work. Inexperienced. Plays with below
average leverage.
How He Fits: Interesting developmental guard with some tools to work with.
