Trey Zuhn III

● Athletic build, with developed thickness in his lower half ● Controlled, patient footwork to handle space ● Plays with hand precision and placement of a pro starter ● High football aptitude, with quick recognition of what is coming ● Rarely fooled by blitzes or stunts ● Understands angles in the run game on climbs and cut-off blocks ● Committed only one penalty in 2025 (hands to the face flag, which was declined) ● Routinely plays through pain (NFL scout: “Ask the A&M training staff about his toughness, and they start naming some of the toughest dudes in the league as comps.”) ● Two-time team captain who brings along the young guys — described as the “ultimate” team player ● Started 50 career games; added reps at center in 2025

● Short-armed blocker and struggles to protect his breastplate ● Can be put on his heels by momentum; struggles with force to his shoulders ● Late to unlock his hips to adjust mid-slide and work his feet into position ● Core strength and drive power are average at best ● Needs to keep his weight back to prevent defenders from pulling him ● Missed one game because of a concussion (Oct. 2022); played through torn labrum in left shoulder during 2022 season (injury happened during the spring) and required offseason surgery (Dec. 2022); missed senior season in high school because of ACL tear in right knee suffered while training, which required surgery in 2020 and then second “clean-up” surgery (Dec. 2022).

A four-year starter at Texas A&M, Zuhn worked primarily at left tackle in former offensive coordinator Collin Klein’s balanced scheme. The Aggies started to mix up their line rotations in 2025, including playing Zuhn inside at center (right-handed snapper) for 126 snaps. Zuhn earned All-SEC honors each of the past two seasons and shared the 2025 SEC Jacobs Blocking Trophy (top blocker in the SEC) with Alabama’s Kadyn Proctor. Zuhn is a college tackle who has the body and skill set that necessitate a move to the interior at the next level. (NFL scout: “Staff claims he’s the most pro-ready lineman they’ve ever had.”) He is urgent in his setup, quickly finds his landmark and flashes savvy hands. However, his average play strength and lack of length don’t go unnoticed versus power rushers or in the run game. Coachable and razor sharp, he should have little trouble handling the complexities of center in the NFL. Overall, Zuhn is an alert, athletic blocker who understands his strengths and reverts to what he does best to win reps. He offers interior flex and will have starter-caliber upside in the right situation. 315 Back to table of contents -- 319 of 629 --