2. Andrew Coker-Offensive Tackle
Coker was a four year starter for TCU. He was academic all Big 12 and a team captain there. He made 37 straight starts until he missed the Baylor matchup in 2023. Coker only allowed one sack in his senior campaign and two in 2022.
Some are projecting him to switch to guard if it doesn't work out at tackle. The Raiders currently have three viable candidates at tackle, so Coker will have to prove that he is worthy of staying.
Coker' s a mechanically rough prospect especially in his lower body. Footwork, lateral movement, and C.O.D is underwhelming. He pulls pretty well, and passes off stunting linemen well, but he’s got a lot of work to do overall #NFLDraft #NFLDraft2024 #TCU #HornedFrogs #AndrewCoker pic.twitter.com/06V3fkK2CC
— The Gridiron Review (@_gridironreview) April 11, 2024
As a whole, the Horned Frogs regressed in 2023 after what they achieved in 2022. Much like his alma mater, he will also have a steep, uphill climb just to make the team. The front office really put an emphasis on growing this unit throughout the entire offseason so far.