former BYU freshman All-American with proven plug-and-play tackle upside
Shoaf was a highly regarded Indiana recruit who became a Freshman All-American at BYU after stepping into a starting role and holding down right tackle in 2016, when he helped power Jamaal Williams’ record-setting rushing season. His profile shows real value as a tough, dependable line piece: he was rated the No. 65 offensive tackle nationally by Rivals and earned first-team All-State honors, with enough edge to earn starts early when called upon. That combination of pedigree, adaptability, and run-game impact makes him the kind of player you want if you need immediate stability up front.[1][17]
