Massive frame, rising Big Sky OL with upside
Hyatt enters the 2026 season as a 6-foot-7, 295-pound sophomore for Montana, bringing the kind of long, physical tackle profile coaches love to mold[1][12]. He was a three-star prep prospect, a first-team all-league lineman in high school, and by all accounts his value is in his size, length, and developmental upside rather than eye-popping stat lines—because offensive linemen usually don’t get box-score glory[1][8]. The fit screams “project with real tools”: if your team wants a rangy blocker who can add polish and stay in the program’s pipeline, Hyatt is a strong bet[1][12].
