Carver Willis, You're Not in Kansas Anymore
The guy comes from the state of Colorado, can get out and run better than most offensive linemen, and joined the University of Washington football team to use t
www.si.comHere are the latest publicly reported updates on Carver Willis:
- NFL prospects and draft coverage: Willis is projecting as an offensive lineman with NFL potential, and recent reports discuss his transition from college to the NFL, including his positional flexibility and performance in pre-draft evaluations. This coverage suggests teams view him as a potential late-round to mid-round pick, depending on workouts and team needs.[3][8]
- College career notes: Willis transferred from Kansas State to Washington, where he moved from right tackle to left tackle to fit the Huskies’ scheme, and earned recognition for his play during that transition. His move was highlighted as a key part of Washington’s offensive line rebuilding.[1][2]
- Draft and post-draft presence: After the 2026 NFL Draft, he was associated with NFL team reports and prospect analyses that consider his size, athleticism, and potential to contribute as an NFL tackle.[7][3]
- Media features: He has been featured in various sports media segments and podcasts as a draft prospect, reflecting ongoing interest from scouts and analysts about his development and fit at the next level.[4]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest dated articles from specific outlets (e.g., NBC Sports, SI, or RotoWire) and summarize them with direct quotes and dates. I can also compile a quick at-a-glance timeline of his college transitions, draft measures, and projected NFL role. Would you like that?