Amari Kight brings proven Power-5 size, pass protection, and run-game value at tackle
Kight’s best calling card is his pass protection: in his 2023 season at UCF, he started the final 10 games at right tackle, posted an 83.6 PFF pass-blocking grade, and helped fuel a team that ranked fourth nationally in rushing and eighth in total offense.[4] He also brings rare tackle length and experience after earning backup-left-tackle duties at Alabama and then becoming a reliable starter for the Knights.[15][18] The main fit question is durability and current status, since his pro career has already included a knee injury and season-ending injured reserve stint.[5][10]
