He’s an Alabama offensive tackle. Out of central casting, he’s an NFL left tackle to build an entire line around with the size to handle himself just fine against the bulkier linemen, and the experience to get the job done in pass protection. There are other terrific-looking tackle prospects this year, but Wills is it. He’s what the NFL wants.
NFL types want to see players not to be painful in the drills. There’s no real concern here, and there’s a chance he destroys a large portion of the workout, but as long as he’s fine and looks the part, everyone will be cool.
Grind on the Field 