Stanford’s versatile line anchor, but this is an archived profile—not a current 2026 player update
Paul Weinacht’s available Stanford profile shows a durable, versatile offensive lineman who started 16 games from 2000-2002 and played both guard and tackle, with coaches using him as a trusted reserve before he became a starter. In the 2002 season, he opened the first six games at left guard before a knee injury ended his year early; a later account says that injury left lasting physical effects, which adds real context beyond raw box-score stats. For a team fit, the appeal is obvious: toughness, flexibility, and line IQ—but the available information is historical, not current Stanford performance data.
