Experienced, Mean-Streak Guard With Proven Run-Blocking Upside
Redmond is a powerful interior offensive lineman who has been valued for his run-blocking and edge in the trenches, and at UCLA he earned early recognition by starting all 13 games as a true freshman in 2013 and helping the Bruins protect the quarterback and open lanes for Paul Perkins in 2014-15.[7] His profile is built on size, leverage, and nastiness, but durability and availability have been recurring questions later in his career, including a suspension and injury interruptions in the NFL.[2][17] If you want a guard who brings physicality and depth, he’s a fit; if you need a clean, low-risk availability profile, that’s the main concern.[11][16]
