veteran Tulsa mauler turned road-grader at tackle
Walter Boyd brings old-school trench toughness: Tulsa listed him at 6-foot-2, 317 pounds, and his roster history shows a rare position flip from defensive line to offensive tackle after already logging 32 career games and 42 tackles on defense in the 2004-2006 seasons. That kind of versatility suggests a player with power, scheme flexibility, and a willingness to do the dirty work—great traits if you want a physical, assignment-sound lineman. The catch: the publicly available stats are dated, so his current value is better judged by his size, experience, and adaptability than by any fresh production line.
