Player comparison

Wilkin Formby

Dean Kindig

FSU game, scouted: 75 snaps in his start against the Seminoles. Did not allow a sack and finished with five knockdown blocks. One of the top offensive line prospects after a standout prep career at Northridge High School in Tuscaloosa. A unanimous four-star prospect. Ranked as high as No. 51 nationally by On3. Listed as On3's No. 6 offensive tackle and the No. 6 player in the state of Alabama. No. 82 overall in the On3 Consensus along with the site's No. 8 tackle and No. 12 player in Alabama. No. 71 nationally in the 247Composite while ranking as the No. 9 offensive tackle and eighth-ranked player in the state. No. 132 in the Top247 along with the site's No. 18 tackle and No. 11 player in the state. No. 81 nationally in the Rivals100 and No. 6 among offensive tackles. The No. 92 recruit in the country on Sports Illustrated's SI99 list that ranked the top high school seniors in the class. Weak game vs USF showed what classnessless looks like--fans telling him to transfer and leaving bad reviews on his parents' restaurant was wack.

Jordan Seaton

Dean Kindig

Started 22 games at left tackle over his two seasons (2024–2025) at Colorado. He was a highly-decorated true freshman in 2024, starting every game and allowing only three sacks across 612 pass-blocking snaps, making him one of the highest-graded true freshman tackles. Following the 2025 season, Seaton committed to LSU. Absurdly explosive mover at 6'5 330, rotational torque/core strength, near-limitless range and lightning-quick foot speed (one of the smoothest vertical setters), violent finisher who wants guys under the turf, mirror makes him virtually immune through the B-gap.