Andrew Datko Scouting Report

Datko has been a huge part of the Florida State offense (literally) ever since stepping foot on campus in 2008. As a freshman he started the last dozen games of the season and earned Freshman All-American honors from a host of media outlets. In 2009, he started every game at left tackle and allowed a mere two sacks despite going up against future NFL defensive end after future NFL defensive end.

Datko might have gone pro after his junior campaign, but a shoulder injury slightly derailed his progress. The shoulder issue is back in 2011 and there is a chance Datko's career could be over in Tallahassee. Simply put, almost nothing has gone right for the highly-touted Seminoles this season.

When healthy, Datko is a force to be reckoned with. He stands at 6'6'' and has done well to add bulk to his big frame (he now registers at 321 pounds). However, more impressive than his size is his brute strength. Datko uses that strength very well up front and is sound in both run and pass protection. Scouts will also love his work ethic and the fact that he comes with no off-the-field concerns. If Datko can solve his injury problems, a first-round selection in 2012 is not out of the question.