Massive Montana tackle with starter-level upside, but check the timeline
In the 2018 season, Brandon Scott was a 6-foot-7, 321-pound offensive tackle with the kind of frame that scouts love and line coaches dream about: big, long, and built to eat space. Montana described him as a redshirt sophomore expected to compete for a starting job, and earlier notes credited him with five games of backup line action plus a medically retired status in 2019, so availability/history matters here as much as raw size. If you want a developmental trench piece with real mass and versatility, he’s the type; if you need a current impact starter, the public record is too thin to call him that confidently.
