Andrew Tiller was a mauling Syracuse guard with NFL-caliber power
In his 2011 season at Syracuse, Andrew Tiller started all 12 games at right guard and earned First-Team All-Big East honors, a strong signal of NFL-ready consistency and run-blocking power. He was valued for his size, anchor strength, and ability to move defenders, with evaluators noting he could play both guard spots and bring a nasty, hard-nosed edge. His path also showed resilience: he developed through a steady college career, then kept grinding through NFL practice squads before eventually earning starts. If your team wants a physical interior lineman with proven toughness, Tiller fits the mold.
