Kansas’s versatile, reliable guard with center upside
In the 2025 season, Amir Herring started all 12 games at left guard for Kansas, and by August 2026 he was being discussed as a flexible option at both guard and center — a huge plus for a Jayhawks line that values versatility and stability. He arrived from Michigan as a former four-star recruit, and Kansas coaches have praised his ability to handle multiple spots, plus his quiet, dependable style. If your team wants a physical interior lineman who can plug holes without drama, Herring looks like a smart fit.
