veteran Kent State tackle with blind-side experience and versatility
Jason Andrews has been a proven piece on Kent State’s offensive line, with 2003 preseason coverage noting he was back at left tackle to protect Joshua Cribbs’ blind side after making eight starts there and that he could play any spot up front. Earlier Kent State reporting said he was expected to bounce back from a broken leg that cost him seven games in 2004 spring outlook coverage, which adds a durability note to his profile. The fit appeal is clear: he brings experience, positional flexibility, and the kind of steady, low-drama trench value coaches love when they need a reliable anchor.
