Green is a prospect with a potentially bright future. Right off the bat he intrigues you with his size as he definitely looks the part. He is a big kid with ideal size and an impressive looking frame. He oozes raw athleticism and displays exciting upside. His hulking size would lead you to believe he excels at this point as a punishing run blocker, but he actually seems further along and more comfortable as a pass blocker. He can quickly get set working out of a %u201Ctwo%u201D and %u201Cthree%u201D point stance. Displays the ability to kick back and keep his weight on his post foot. Displays that he can kick back with an angle step to a spot and establish position. Displays the ability to play with solid knee bend and will use his hands to punch. He has a good reach and can deliver a jarring blow and flashes that he can set with low hands and punch from low-to-high to minimize the chances he will miss. Displays the ability punch and help inside before sliding out to his man. He can get a little top heavy at times and can leave his arm exposed. He has the size to take a power step and sit down and thwart the bull rush. As a run blocker he flashes the ability to control a defender and drive him off the ball. You can see his physical nature when he blocks down and can engulf a defender and wash him. He gets hands on and plays with solid leverage, but you would like to see him get better hand placement and generate more power from his hips and get them under him more. He can tend to leave space between him and the defender and with his size and power you want to see him strike and smother the defender and lock on and drive him off the ball. He has good feet and the ability to react and adjust to moving targets. He moves well for his size, but needs to work on the angles he takes and go where the defender will be and not is. At times you see a lot of effort from Green, with minimal results when he gets in space. Green is a kid with nice ability. His natural athleticism and size can lend to him playing early, but there is still some work to do and a red-shirt would greatly benefit him, but displays the tools to develop into an outstanding college tackle.