Keyon Cox brings size, versatility, and developing depth to Oregon State’s offensive line
Cox is a 6-foot-5 offensive lineman who has already shown he can handle multiple tackle spots, and Oregon State’s roster notes that he played in four games with one start in 2025 after seeing action in three games over two seasons at UCF.[1][2] His value is less about splash stats and more about positional flexibility, game experience, and a sturdy frame that fits the profile of a developmental depth piece with starter upside.[1][2] If your team wants a lineman who can compete at tackle and grow into a reliable rotational or spot-start role, Cox is a sensible fit.[1][2]
