Washington State OT Jaylin Caldwell brings rare size and proven pass protection
Jaylin Caldwell profiles as a **long, powerful right tackle** with enough athletic upside to hold up on the edge, and Washington State clearly views him as a potential immediate-fit blocker after a transfer from Division II Grand Valley State.[1][5][14] In limited 2025 action, he logged only 81 snaps over two games before a season-ending injury, but he still allowed just two pressures against Ole Miss and posted an above-average 65.1 run-blocking grade before the injury.[9] At 6-foot-6 and 336 pounds, his best traits are his mass, strength, and workable pass protection, which makes him intriguing if you need a developmental starter with upside.[1][5]
