Kaleb McGary | OT | Washington
Height | 6-8
Weight | 324
Class | Senior
McGary is a four-year starter for the Huskies, and for his efforts, he won the 2018 Morris Trophy, which goes to the Pac-12’s top offensive lineman. McGary hasn’t received the same amount of love as the other offensive tackles in this year’s class, but he has shown to be a well-rounded player on film and at the Senior Bowl.
McGary’s got the ideal NFL frame, and plays with a combination of athleticism, mobility and power being a former basketball player. In pass protection, he’s got a quick kick and moves his feet fluidly. His frame allows him to wall off and center edge rushers on the perimeter. In the run game, he generates great movement through his power and long arms. He’s show to manipulate defenders with his length and use of angles.
Even if he gets beat, he has enough athleticism to recover and run them by the pocket. McGary is far from a perfect prospect. His pad level, footwork, and technique are all areas that need to be refined.
Overall, McGary only has experience at right tackle, which is where he projects best at. He should be pushing for starting reps as soon as he gets to the NFL.
