a former Wake Forest line stalwart with real guard pedigree
Matt Brim was a steady, durable offensive lineman for Wake Forest, showing up as a high-usage blocker who moved from tackle to guard and handled the transition well. In the 2006 season, he played in all 14 games, logged 287 snaps, and earned a 77% season grade with 29.5 knockdown blocks; in 2005, he started nine games at right guard and posted only six missed assignments while helping Wake Forest lead the ACC in rushing. That kind of versatility, toughness, and assignment reliability is exactly what makes a lineman valuable.
