Chris Lino’s 6-foot-8 frame gives Washington State a massive ceiling at tackle
Chris Lino enters 2026 as a redshirt sophomore for Washington State, listed at 6-foot-8 and about 316-319 pounds, with the kind of rare length that can change a run game and protect a quarterback’s blind side[1][14]. He was a lower-rated recruit out of Seattle Prep, but his size alone makes him a developmental fit for an offense that values wide-bodied tackles; the catch is that public stat lines are thin, so his real appeal is projection, frame, and upside rather than proven production[1][7][10].
