a rugged, high-utility lineman whose best football came from adaptability and toughness
Charles Spencer’s Pitt profile shows a rare college OL success story: he switched from defensive tackle to guard, then moved to tackle and earned back-to-back All-Big East honors, with coaches praising his athletic, tenacious style and his dedication to mastering the position. In the 2005 season, he started all 23 games he played on the offensive line over his final two seasons and was viewed as one of the top interior linemen in the 2006 NFL Draft. The big takeaway: he was a versatile, physical blocker with real coach-trust value—exactly the kind of lineman who fits if you want toughness and flexibility up front.
