Will Rackley Scouting Report

Will Rackley wasted little time making a huge impact at Lehigh. The 6-3, 309 pound lineman started a majority of Lehigh's games, and that is a very rare feat for an offensive lineman at Lehigh. By his sophomore season Rackley was a first-team All-Patriot League honoree and really turned into a dominating lineman.

Rackley's success as an underclassman led to bigger things in 2009 and 2010. In 2009 Rackley earned All-American accolades and helped pave the way for a superb Mountain Hawks offense. By his senior season Rackley was a dominating left tackle and one of the best in Lehigh history. The team as a whole only allowed 14 sacks that year and Rackley had a lot to do that.

Rackley needed to prove that he could hang with the FBS players at the East-West Shrine Game. He did just that and his stock started soaring through the roof. He looked a lot better than many superstar linemen. The NFL combine was pretty good for Rackley as well. A minor injury stopped Rackley from running the 40-yard-dash, but he looked good in the drills and showed off plenty of versatility. With those superb showings, Rackley is moving into second round contention.