Big-bodied Kentucky lineman with versatility and a toughness edge
In the 2010 season, Dave Ulinski was Kentucky’s backup right guard and had also taken reps at tackle and on special teams, a sign the staff valued his versatility and size-driven utility. He was a 6-foot-5, 324-pound junior who had already appeared in 17 games, and recruiting reports praised his good feet and motor while noting he still needed more strength and cleaner pass protection. The biggest caution flag was health: multiple reports referenced concussion issues, and later coverage said he ultimately had to retire because of concussions. If your team wants a physically imposing, adaptable interior lineman, he fits the profile—when healthy.
