When the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft rolls around, I bet a lot of GMs will be talking about Oklahoma offensive tackle Daryl Williams. He’s a big man with a low center of gravity to help pave the way for ball carries and lock defenders into place. He can use his massive size and strength to a huge advantage, which projects nicely to the right tackle position in the NFL.
His work when it comes to pass protection is a bit of a different story though. That bulk and ability to root don’t come in handy when trying to be agile and quick with your feet, which is why most teams like likely look at Daryl Williams solely as a right tackle or a possible interior offensive lineman.