
Ivy League-Ready trench anchor with rare athleticism and leadership
In the 2012 season, Roy Collins started every game at right tackle for Yale and earned the Ted Turner Award as the Bulldogs’ top offensive lineman, with Yale noting he helped power one of the Ivy League’s better rushing attacks. He stood out for uncommon quickness and explosiveness for an OL, plus resilience and versatility—he even transitioned from tight end to line earlier in his Yale career. The best fit angle? A coach gets a tough, smart, high-character blocker who already proved he could handle full-time starting duty and lead from the trenches.