— Hard punch with tight inside hand placement provides quick leverage and consistent control in the running game

— Above-average body control and ability to get out of difficult positions

— Does a solid job of eliminating immediate threats to account for election attempts

— Good initial agility in reaching landmarks and aiming points in combination, overtaking and angled driving blocks

— He appears to have medium arm length

— To be pushed and pulled in the direction of extreme extension

— 3-star recruiting in the 2022 class 247Sports

– Kidnapped two games 2024 season due to lower leg injury

Jared Wilson is a one-year starter at center in Georgia’s 54-46 pass rush split, downhill rushing scheme based on inside zone and gap concepts.

Wilson wins as a run blocker at first, using good quick moves, tight hand placement and strong hands; so once locked in he stays tight, stays connected and looks to stretch defenders on baseline and angle blocks. He will overshoot landmarks and run past his target against dips and gap changes, creating a soft inside shoulder and leak on the face.

In pass protection, Wilson shows solid processing skills to key and sequence pick-off attempts and returns, along with the ability to sit, direct, and flatten counters. His mediocre arm length gives him easy access to his torso, which can cause him to push and pull and fall quickly if he doesn’t win the initial pressure battle.

All in all, Wilson is still a green and inexperienced starter but shows starting-level athletic ability and playing power; This signals an immediate role player on the interior, especially if he can display positional versatility during the all-star circuit leading up to the draft.

LEVEL: 6.8 (Potential Role Player — Round 4)

PRO COMPARISON: Juice Scruggs

Possible practice numbers, measurable data (40-yard dash, hand size, etc.) and 2024 stats will be added at a later date.