Josh Meek was a tough, knee-banged Navy tackle who anchored a run-heavy O-line
In the 2006 season, Josh Meek was a starting right tackle for Navy before a torn ACL ended his year, and reports described him as an outstanding lineman on an offense that powered the nation’s top rushing attack. He later battled for the left tackle job in 2007, a good sign of his versatility and trust level inside a physical, assignment-sound system. His biggest differentiators were durability questions from knee injuries, plus the grit to keep fighting for a starting role in a demanding service-academy program. Good fit? If a team wants a tough, battle-tested lineman with edge and flexibility, yes—provided medical checks are clean.
