Kyle Crabbs, The Draft Network
Andrew Thomas is an elite college tackle who projects as much the same in the NFL level, as long as he’s used appropriately. Thomas is far from a dancing bear and shouldn’t be asked to take outside zone paths as a primary responsibility, but as a people-mover in the running game, he has as devastating and exciting a profile as recent memory affords. Thomas is a quality pass protector who handles speed rushers with aplomb and control, and further experience and coaching in the league will help him maximize his length and recruit more aggressive sets to protect him from surrendering a two-way go on an island. For teams that let him play ugly, nasty, and downhill, Thomas is a Year 1 starter with a Pro Bowl ceiling.