Penn OL Jack York: Reliable interior anchor who helped power the Quakers’ offense
Jack York was a steady, high-value interior lineman for Penn, starting all 10 games at center in 2015 after logging playing time in earlier seasons, and he was part of an offensive line that helped the Quakers produce the Ivy League’s second-best rushing attack while allowing only 12 sacks. He also protected quarterback Alek Torgersen during a strong passing year, which points to a player whose value shows up in cohesion, assignment soundness, and consistency rather than flashy stats. If you need a dependable OL fit who elevates an offense through technique and durability, York checks that box.[1]
