a mauling, NFL-draft-caliber USC guard with quick feet and plug-and-play power
In the 2007 season, Chilo Rachal was one of USC’s premier offensive linemen, earning first-team All-Pac-10 recognition and drawing praise as an up-and-coming star after starting 9 games at right guard before a knee sprain briefly sidelined him.[3][9] Scouts liked his quick feet, athleticism, and run-game nastiness, with one draft profile noting he had the traits teams wanted even if his starter’s resume was shorter than some peers.[10] He fits best for a team that values physical, mobile interior blocking and can tolerate a player whose availability was occasionally interrupted by injury.[3][14]
