versatile UCLA tackle who started fast and kept the pocket clean
In the 2015 season, Caleb Benenoch was a durable, high-upside UCLA offensive lineman who started all 13 games at right tackle after seeing action at both tackle and guard the year before; he finished his Bruins career with 35 consecutive starts and helped UCLA allow just 14 sacks, one of the best totals in school history. His calling card was movement skills and flexibility across the line, which made him valuable in a zone-run scheme, while scouts flagged that he needed more core strength and power to consistently handle bigger defenders. He’s the kind of lineman a team wants if it values athleticism, versatility, and plug-and-play toughness.
