Keagen Trost

● Wide, boxy frame, with athletic lowers ● Steady footwork to slide and secure run blocks ● Nimble enough to reach, intersect and stay on time with work-up blocks ● Flashes drive power to outleverage defenders and spring runs ● Handwork went from average to above average throughout 2025 season ● Efficient off the snap to achieve proper depth and square up rush quickness ● Uses strong extension to establish anchor and keep rushers off his chest ● Has played a lot of football, with experience at both tackle spots ● Produced outstanding tape in the SEC in 2025

● Lacks desired arm length to stay outside at tackle ● Top-heavy and can occasionally get extended over his skis ● Needs to rely more on knee bend to stay low into engagement ● Hands start wide and can be late to position themselves ● Minimal college tape on the interior (just 2.9 percent of career snaps came at guard) ● Lacks ideal experience — spent five of seven college seasons at FCS level ● Will turn 25 before draft weekend

A one-year starter at Missouri (and four-year starter overall), Trost settled in at right tackle in former offensive coordinator Kirby Moore’s run-leaning scheme. A well-traveled prospect, he spent five seasons at the FCS level (Morgan State and Indiana State) before transferring up to Wake Forest in 2024. Looking to challenge himself again, he joined Missouri in 2025 and became an All-SEC blocker. While tasked with replacing Armand Membou, the No. 7 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Trost exceeded expectations at right tackle for the Tigers and turned himself into a draft pick. (Trost: “I always hoped, but I didn’t think the NFL was a reality until my last year.”) He made noticeable improvements from his 2024 tape, specifically with his handwork and recovery instincts in all phases. He isn’t a high-level athlete, but his grit and body control keep him afloat. Overall, Trost will need some mechanical tweaks for a move inside, but that shouldn’t be a major issue — he is a technique-focused blocker with steady feet and physical hands. His ceiling isn’t sky high, but the position flex only boosts his usefulness.