veteran EKU run-game anchor with a nasty consistency streak
In the 2014 season, Trey Shelton started all 13 games at right guard for Eastern Kentucky and helped power an offense that averaged more than 31 points per game, with EKU also rushing for 407 yards against Robert Morris[1]. His calling card is versatility on the offensive line, plus the kind of durability and steadiness coaches love in an interior blocker; EKU’s staff described the line depth as a real strength, and Shelton was part of the group returning a seasoned starter at guard[1][2]. If a team wants a dependable, physical road-grader who makes the offense feel bigger and calmer, he’s the type.
