Sean McGinn is a proven Ivy League interior lineman with starter-level reliability
McGinn was an eight-game starter at right guard for Penn in 2013 and helped anchor an offense that averaged 26.1 points per game in Ivy League play, while also protecting quarterback Billy Ragone’s blind side on a championship-level unit. [1] His value shows up less in splash plays and more in line stability, experience, and assignment trust, though his 2013 season also ended with missed time due to injury, which is worth factoring into fit. [1] He profiles as a dependable, technically sound OL fit for a team that wants toughness and consistency.
