a former Yale line anchor whose tape suggests toughness and versatility
Bryan Kana’s Yale profile shows him as a durable offensive lineman with real positional flexibility: in the 2007 season, Yale notes he moved to offensive line and started every game at right tackle after previously playing defensive tackle, and a Yale Daily News report praised the line and called his move to tackle “key” for the offense[1][8]. That kind of adaptability matters for teams that value smart, switchable trench players who can absorb coaching quickly and stabilize a front. The main caveat is that the available public information is historical rather than current, so there’s no verified 2026 performance update in the sources reviewed[1][11].
