Andy Lark brings Navy-style grit, power, and a little extra nastiness up front
In the 2009 season, Andy Lark was a starting offensive guard for Navy and helped drive the Midshipmen’s run-heavy attack, including paving the way for multiple rushing scores early that year[2][8]. What makes him interesting is the rare blend of brute strength and improved agility: Navy listed him at 415 pounds on the bench press and 340 on the clean, while also noting he had dropped about 20 pounds to move better after switching from the defensive line[2][6]. He looks like a fit for teams that value physicality, position flexibility, and old-school trench toughness over flash[2].
