BYU’s athletic, technically refined trench warrior
Brady Christensen’s calling card is rare line versatility and movement skill: BYU developed him into a polished left tackle, and NFL evaluators praised his power, hand usage, balance, and elite athletic testing for an offensive lineman. He’s a strong fit for teams that value intelligence, zone-run mobility, and position flexibility, though length and edge-speed matchups have always been the scouting rub. The big context: he has bounced around the line at the pro level and, in 2025, a torn Achilles ended his season early, so durability and recovery matter as much as upside.
