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Shelton

Shelton (6’5"/313) is known for his versatility with over 2,400 career reps and experience at four different positions, bringing valuable roster flexibility to the NFL level. He showed steady growth in 2025, posting a 71.2 PFF pass-block grade with a 97.2 pass-block efficiency, allowing just one sack and 18 pressures on 356 pass-blocking snaps. He wins with quickness off the ball and strong recovery ability, using his basketball background to stay balanced and re-fit his hands when initially beaten. Athletically, Shelton posted an impressive 8.50 RAS, highlighted by elite explosiveness (9'4" broad jump) and credible speed metrics that translate to his ability to finish blocks in space and mirror on the edge. However, his play strength remains a concern, as he can struggle anchoring against speed-to-power rushers and generating consistent leg drive in the run game. His base can narrow under duress, leading to issues sustaining blocks and finishing with authority. Shelton profiles as a tweener tackle/guard in a zone-heavy scheme that can maximize his movement skills and positional versatility.

Shelton (6'5/260) made his verbal commitment to Penn State back in September, at a time when the NCAA had shut down all in-person recruiting. With that being the case, it would be understandable if a prospect would want to take full advantage of the opportunity to hit the road when recruiting was reopened at the beginning of June. Shelton considered Florida, even taking an official visit. But in the end, Shelton decided that he was happy with his original choice and shut down his recruitment.

Shelton (6'5/260) committing to the Nittany Lions from the 2022 class with the 2021 cycle still in full swing. At this early stage, the Downingtown, Pennsylvania, native holds offers from a number of heavy hitters, notably Playoff contenders Oklahoma, Notre Dame and Michigan (we’re being nice to the Wolverines today). Shelton lands on the 247Sports composite board as the No. 130 overall prospect in the 2022 class.