Measuring in at 6’3 245-pounds, Stark-Kelly has good size for an interior lineman. Stark-Kelly has very good strength. He starts with a low pad level due to his very good knee bend, and maintains good balance throughout. Stark-Kelly has good initial quickness out of his stance, engaging first with his opponent. Good hand placement and very good hand strength. Overpowers the defender. He showed his good acceleration during the 40 yard dash, and quick feet during the drills. He plays with a tenacity and aggressiveness to him.  I’m very excited to see how Stark-Kelly continues his development as a player.

Stark-Kelly stood out on the offensive line with his aggressive hands during drills, consistently delivering powerful strikes on the bag. He looked polished throughout the day, showcasing strength and solid technique within his group. Stark-Kelly transitioned smoothly during combo blocks and was able to show the strength to push out of his gap and climb. His toughness and flashes of dominance throughout the event made him one of the more promising linemen to watch.

Stark-Kelly is a good combo blocker being able to have a good strong base, getting the defender out of the gap with violence and then climbing to the second level. I like the way he is able to finish blocks, playing through the whistle and helping the defender up after he drives them into the dirt. He has a lot of strength and a strong punch that is able to knock defenders off balance and create running lanes. He will be a stock riser that you will need to know this offseason.