Army senior OL David Hoyt brings veteran size and proven left-tackle experience
In the 2023 season, Hoyt played in five games and started four, including first career starts at left tackle, where Army’s offense posted efficient, physical production in key wins and a 37-point outing at UTSA. His value is less about box-score stats and more about reliability: at 6-4, 305, he has the frame to hold the edge, the experience to handle service-academy line demands, and the major-program toughness that fits Army’s identity. He looks like a dependable fit for a team that wants a disciplined, downhill, run-first lineman.[1][4][7]
