Andrew Babalola

Big-framed, athletic, book-end tackle prospect with excellent physical tools. Relatively newer to football and owns an AAU basketball background that reflects in movement patterns and functional athleticism. Quick off the ball. Convicted down blocker who's shown more block-finishing confidence in general during junior season. Also displaying improved knee-bending flexibility and resulting leverage advantages, an encouraging development for a young tackle in the 6-6, 275 neighborhood. Springs to the second level. Still developing punch power consistency, but playing with better-than-expected point-of-attack strength. Feet are ahead of the hands, which is not necessarily a bad thing at this stage, especially considering physical gifts. Gets to his spots quickly and with purpose, but hand placement and technique need work. A fairly nimble, balanced athlete in space who can improve body control when engaged. Field demeanor leans toward the run game, but physical tools suggest elite pass-pro potential. Likely needs time to develop physically and technically in college, but appears to be one of the 2025 class' highest-ceiling offensive tackle prospects. Projects as an eventual quality high-major starter with physical and athletic profiles that suggest NFL Draft early-round upside.