Player comparison

Iapani Laloulu

Dean Kindig

70.3 overall offensive grade, 61.9 pass block grade, and 69.5 run block grade in the scouted game vs PSU. Some errors of commission (hold, double-clutch vs Indiana). Jerry Ostroski is a fan. Started all 14 games for the Ducks as a sophomore. Started the first two games at right guard before starting the final 12 at center. Key member of an Oregon offensive line that was selected as a finalist for the Joe Moore Award, given to the nation's most outstanding offensive line unit. Played a team-high 970 offensive snaps, including 854 at center and 110 at right guard. Allowed zero sacks and just 10 total pressures in 498 total pass-blocking opportunities, according to Pro Football Focus. Zero pressures allowed in nine of 14 games. Earned an 80.6 pass-blocking grade from PFF with a 72.6 offensive grade and a 71.1 run-blocking grade.

Knijeah Harris

Dean Kindig

Played all of the 52 snaps on offense while logging a 64.5 PFF grade, the highest of all FL linemen, excels in pass blocking. Teets: "primarily plays left guard but also took a handful of snaps at right guard and center in 2023. He's a densely built lineman despite only being listed at 316 lbs. Harris appears to sport massive arms that give him a significant length advantage against interior defensive linemen. Harris deploys a wide base in pass protection and drops an anchor most defenders struggle to break. He grinds down and eliminates speed to power rush attempts. Harris suffers from many of the technical flaws associated with one-year starters. The issues most often manifest in his hand usage. He prefers to use two-handed punches instead of independent hands and hurts himself with inaccurate or predictable strikes."