LSU’s physical, championship-season right tackle
Carnell Stewart’s best case is straightforward: he brought size, toughness, and position versatility, then turned into a steady right tackle starter for LSU’s 2007 national championship run, logging 14 starts, 955 snaps, 56 knockdowns, and 6 pancakes that season. He was originally a highly rated defensive tackle recruit, which helps explain his leverage and edge-setting mentality after moving to offense. For a team, he profiles as a rugged, reliable trench player who can handle a heavy workload and compete in a physical run game.
