once a blue-chip center prospect, now a proven OL depth piece with real pedigree
Jason Hannan entered Oklahoma as a highly regarded interior line prospect, once billed by ESPN as the nation’s No. 1 center prospect, and his appeal has always been the same: size, leverage, and classic interior-line toughness. In the 2009 season, he was beaten out for the starting job at Oklahoma, but that didn’t erase the upside or the pedigree that made him a coveted recruit. If you need a nasty, technically sound interior blocker with SEC/Big 12-caliber frame and experience, Hannan is the kind of lineman who can quietly stabilize a room.
