Charles Burton brings veteran left-tackle size and a power-first Grizzlies fit
Charles Burton was a 6-5, 315-pound offensive lineman for Montana and, in the program’s spring notes, was moved from guard to tackle before finishing drills as the starter at left tackle[2]. His profile points to a classic mauler build: a former all-state high school lineman, a strong lift background, and the kind of size and versatility that coaches love when they need edge protection and physical run-game help[6][2]. He’s not a flashy stats guy, but that’s the point—his value is in steadiness, adaptability, and trench toughness, which makes him a useful fit for a team that wants a reliable, assignment-sound tackle with starter upside[2][6].
