In today’s NFL, teams seem to be looking for offensive linemen with position versatility within the trenches, whether that’s a tackle that can play guard, or a center that can play both guard positions.
Good news for 2023 NFL Draft hopeful Jerome Carvin out of Tennessee, he has position versatility — and experience — in abundance entering the draft process.
Carvin (6035, 308) played in 59 career games for the Volunteers, starting 42 of them during his time on Rocky Top. Of those 42 games, Carvin started 20 at left guard, 17 at right guard and five at center, including 12 starts at left guard in 2022 as the Volunteers were a national championship contender before injuries derailed Tennessee’s season.