Redshirt OL with Size, Upside, and a Development Track to Watch
Eastern Washington’s Ryan Yakovich is a 6-4, 289-pound offensive lineman who redshirted in 2023 and did not appear in a game in 2024, so the appeal is projection rather than production right now.[1][2] His key differentiator is classic line size with time to develop in a program that has kept him on the roster and in the pipeline, making him more of a long-term fit than an immediate-impact plug-in.[1][2]
IncWor L 21-31 
Boise L 14-51 
UNI L 14-17 
WestIl W 52-31 
MontSt L 3-57 $131K
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