Power-built Gardner-Webb lineman with starter-level upside
Ashanti McPhee’s calling card is size, strength, and steady development: Gardner-Webb listed him at 6-3 and 314 pounds in 2013, and the program noted he had the size and strength to be a highly productive lineman while working hard to improve his conditioning.[8] In 2013, he was projected to start at center after spending spring ball in that role, and the staff also valued his versatility at guard.[7][8] His high-school profile backs up the grunt work, with strong grading and pancake production, making him the kind of interior OL who can fit a physical run game and hold the middle of the pocket.[8]
