Siler stands out immediately for his towering frame at 6’8”, 280-pounds, rare length, and Division I measurables that can’t be taught. His size alone gives him a strong projection upside, and with continued development, he could emerge as a true next-level lineman. Shows flashes of dominance when he locks on—able to wash defenders down the line and control engagements with sheer reach advantage. Displays the physical tools coaches covet, but his game is still catching up to his body.

Technically, Siler remains very raw. Footwork and pad level are inconsistent, and he too often relies on size instead of leverage or technique. He needs to fire off the line lower, drive through contact, and maintain active feet rather than leaning or standing tall. In pass protection, keeping shoulders square to the line of scrimmage and delivering a more violent, heavy-handed punch will help him anchor and neutralize quicker edge rushers. The next step is unlocking his physicality—playing with nastier intent and finishing reps to the whistle.

Siler’s frame and projection make him a clear long-term prospect if the technique and motor catch up. A dedicated offseason in the weight room and with a personal OL trainer will accelerate his growth.

Projection: Division I FBS, P5 with more development

Evaluated: 10/23/25

By: Emmanuel Charles Lobo