Wyatt Scarritt brings size, length, and developmental upside to Fordham’s offensive line
Scarritt enters Fordham as a 6'5"-to-6'6", 285-pound offensive lineman with a strong frame that projects well at the college level, and his background at Bristol Eastern and Avon Old Farms suggests he has already faced solid prep competition. The main draw is his physical upside: he looks like a classic developmental OL who can add mass, refine technique, and compete for future snaps rather than a finished product. For a roster fit, he makes sense for teams that value size, coachability, and long-term line depth over immediate plug-and-play production.
