Big, steady Penn State tackle who translated four years of production into a 2026 NFL Draft pick
In the 2025 season, Drew Shelton was Penn State’s dependable left tackle, posting a 70.6 overall PFF grade with 721 snaps, allowing 18 pressures, just 1 sack, and only 1 penalty[1]. His calling card is balance: enough athleticism to handle edge speed, enough length and experience to stay calm in pass protection, and a proven track record as a four-year starter with two All-Big Ten honorable mentions[1][3][8]. Evaluators praised him as a solid Day 3 prospect with real swing-tackle appeal, though some questioned whether his play strength is immediately NFL-ready[5][10].
