
Tulane’s elite pass-protecting road grader with all-conference polish
Shadre Hurst built his reputation at Tulane as one of the AAC’s best interior linemen, earning First-Team All-AAC honors and national recognition while starting 36 career games and allowing just one sack across four seasons. In the 2025 season, he was praised as Tulane’s top-graded offensive lineman by PFF and even landed on preseason All-America radars for 2026, a sign his game translates beyond the box score. Why care? He brings rare strength, steadiness, and pass-protection reliability—exactly the kind of plug-and-play OL teams love.






