BYU’s old-school road-grader with pro-level versatility
In his BYU career, Dallas Reynolds was a durable, high-end offensive lineman who started all 50 games and earned freshman All-American honors in 2005, then All-Mountain West recognition in later seasons; he was praised for consistency, versatility, and a nasty streak that made him reliable at tackle and center. The big selling point: he rarely missed anything, handled position changes without blinking, and helped anchor an offense that was productive and physical. If you want toughness, leadership, and line-floor stability, this is exactly the kind of guy coaches love.
