because he can win in a phone booth. Began his career at Washington playing defensive tackle before moving to offensive line as a sophomore. He did play on the offensive side of the ball in high school, so it wasn't as if it was completely new to him.

He's sort of raw, but he has upside to be a good starter down the road. He's not the type of guy that I expect to really do much as a rookie, but if he takes to coaching by his second or third year he should be competing. He probably fits best playing in a zone-blocking scheme, and his potential as a cut blocker and with his mean streak you like him in an Alex Gibbs-style scheme developing inside. He's probablyShaky Knees Rocks Atlanta with Tame Impala, Beck and More

We’re more than just diehard electro-fans here at River Beats. Give us a good tune, some solid dance partners, and maybe a gorgeous sunset to tie it all in, and you’ll probably find us nearby. This spring, Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta emerges as a solid option for this festival season.

The lineup is focused on more indie/punk music, with a few alternative wild cards thrown in. Emerging in 2013, the festival brings more than 60 bands to the city every year to the delight of rock fans everywhere.

This year, psych rock gods Tame Impala, indie dudes Beck and Cage the Elephant, and alt-metal icons Incubus sit at the top of the headlining spots. Support ranges from 80 nu-wave