Andre Dillard brings elite pass-protection pedigree, but the 2026 fit is a question mark
Andre Dillard’s best calling card is still his polish as a pass protector: at Washington State, he started the final 39 games at left tackle and was a first-round pick in 2019, a sign of real tackle talent and high-end feet. The catch? His pro career has been defined more by opportunity swings and injury interruptions than by steady dominance, so teams should see him as a technically sound, athletic OL with clear value in a pass-heavy system, but not a plug-and-play ironman. If you need a twitchy tackle with experience, he’s interesting; if you need rugged week-to-week certainty, buyer beware.
