Pitt’s Jon Schall: A tough, reliable interior anchor with room to grow
Jon Schall was described as a physical, hard-nosed offensive lineman who earned Pitt’s starting left guard job as a true freshman and started 10 games in the 2000 season, a strong early indicator of trust and toughness. Reports from the 2003 Pitt media guide note he “played really well” as a young lineman and was expected to keep improving, which is exactly what you want in an interior OL: steady hands, grit, and development upside. If your team values dependability, attitude, and a blocker who helps both the run game and pass protection, Schall fits the bill.
