Matlock lands on IR to start the year

World (6’7/318) is a long, physically imposing tackle prospect (34½" arms, 81" wingspan) with 50+ career starts. He transferred from Nevada to Oregon and turned in a solid, but uneven, 2025 campaign. He posted a 65.4 overall PFF grade with a 62.8 pass-blocking mark, allowing just 1 sack and 18 total pressures across 437 pass-blocking snaps, flashing the foot quickness and range to mirror speed rushers on the edge. World’s athletic profile shows up in his ability to spring out of his stance, climb to the second level and win with extension, using his length to keep defenders off his frame when his timing is right. That said, his game remains technically underdeveloped, with narrow pass sets, late hands, and inconsistent anchor strength. That has led to compromised positioning and stalled reps against power. World projects as a high-upside, developmental tackle with starter traits, whose combination of size, experience, and movement skills will require NFL refinement to unlock his ceiling.

Uiagalelei was elevated to back up Trey Lance in Week 18, but ultimately did not play at all in Los Angeles’ exhibition to tank into the No. 7 seed. He had a 67.0 PFF grade in 69 offensive preseason snaps this past offseason and could eventually become Los Angeles’ backup quarterback.

Matlock (6’4/296) was a two-star recruit and the 132nd-ranked strong-side defensive end from the 2018 prep class, Matlock was widely touted as the heart and soul of the Boise State defense. He attended the NFLPA Bowl and got a call up to the Shrine Bowl, where he had a solid practice showing. A high-effort player that uses his hands well and makes plays often out of sheer determination. He has some physical tools in an 85th percentile 40 yard dash and a 91st percentile Broad Jump. His promising testing lends itself to Matlock’s explosive first step that allows him to gain penetration. He will begin his career as a run-stopping three tech but should develop a pass rush arsenal over time.