Versatile, high-floor Western Kentucky lineman with NFL-caliber traits
Forrest Lamp stood out at Western Kentucky as a technically polished, versatile offensive lineman who could play tackle or move inside, with PFF noting three straight seasons of strong grades, only five pressures allowed in 2016, and a style built on balance, patience, and consistency. His biggest differentiator is reliability: he wins more than he loses, fits a zone-blocking scheme well, and showed he could hold up in big games, though short arms likely pushed him toward guard at the next level. If your team wants a disciplined, sturdy blocker with position flexibility and a strong competitive edge, Lamp is a strong fit.
