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[QUOTE="Ttk.gman2, post: 5511210, member: 10621"]
Washington’s snaps, and it stood out that he played a full series against Clemson. He looked really solid in the run game—physical at the point of attack and willing to finish blocks. Yes, he did pick up a penalty, but that’s part of being a young lineman getting reps in tough spots, and it didn’t take away from how much he impressed.
What really caught my eye was his work in pass protection. Byron doesn’t get driven back easily, and once he gets his hands on a defender, he anchors well and holds his ground. That’s huge for a quarterback’s confidence, knowing there’s a guy up front who isn’t going to get bullied or give up inside pressure. He’s showing the kind of strength and balance that you want in a developing offensive lineman, and he’s only going to improve as he gets more comfortable with speed and technique at this level.
I’d like to see him get more minutes moving forward because he looks like a piece the line can build on. Having a young lineman who can step in, battle against elite defensive fronts, and still show flashes of dominance is something you don’t take for granted. Byron has the tools to be a big-time contributor, and with more experience, he’s going to become an even greater asset to this Syracuse offensive line.
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