Versatile interior-line piece with real position-flex value
Kelso’s clearest selling point is **versatility**: at Lamar, he was moved from defensive line to offensive line and still logged **10 games with five starts** in the 2013 season, which suggests a coachable, adaptable player who can help stabilize depth up front.[3] For a team looking for an OL fit, that kind of cross-trained background matters because it usually translates to better awareness, physicality, and a quicker ramp-up in practice and game prep than a one-position-only prospect.[3]
