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#2 Beau Benzschawel, Wisconsin (OG)
Benzschawel has started 36 consecutive games, almost all of them at right guard and was named first-team All-American by Sports Illustrated last season. He can get under the pads of defensive linemen and torque their body. Once he initiates contact in the run game, that defender usually doesn’t get away and some land on their butt.
As part of what probably is the best O-line in the country, Benzschawel works very well off combo-blocks and brings the necessary movement as that secondary blocker on an angle.
With his aggressive forward lean, the Badgers guard can lose balance at times and get off his feet. However, he shows impressive anchor strength, can perform various blocking schemes and he brings that little bit of nasty to him that you want to see.
