Frank Crum

Crum is a developmental tackle still trying to turn depth-chart opportunity into game reps. The immediate assignment is health; then he can resume competing in a very deep line room.

Strengths: Tackle depth, developmental runway, team familiarity and size for the position.

Weaknesses: Currently unavailable, limited proven NFL role and difficult competition for snaps.

Crum has done the developmental-tackle work the right way: made the team as an undrafted player, stayed available and started to get real snaps in a good 2025 season. His Wyoming experience gives him a sturdy base. A four is fair because the NFL résumé is still being written. He needs to show he can anchor consistently when opponents know he is the one they can test.

Strengths: He has excellent size, extensive college starting experience and increasing NFL game exposure. Crum has already shown the durability and patience needed to grow from undrafted depth into a workable swing tackle.

Weaknesses: His professional offensive sample is still limited, and he has not yet established consistent starting-level pass protection. Leverage and lateral quickness will be tested against NFL edge athletes.