Isaac Bunyun’s size, versatility, and improved pass protection make him a real developmental swing piece for Maryland
Bunyun is a 6-3, 321-pound lineman whose biggest differentiator is versatility: after four seasons on Maryland’s defensive line, he moved to offensive guard and became a full-time starter in 2024, starting all 12 games. In that season, he helped protect one of the Big Ten’s top passing attacks and, by Pro Football Focus, allowed just five hits, six hurries, and one penalty across 636 snaps at left guard. His upside is built on toughness, adaptability, and a nose for physical football, which makes him a useful fit for teams valuing position flexibility and power in the trenches.[1][2]
