Undersized center who wins with movement skills, leverage, and football IQ rather than brute force. Moore's calling card is his ability to climb to the second level and reach defenders in space — he's a natural fit for any zone-based run scheme that values athletic linemen over phone-booth maulers. The lack of a power profile is real: he won't displace nose tackles from gaps, and his hand strength limits his ability to control bigger defenders at the point of attack. But his low center of gravity gives him a surprisingly functional anchor in pass protection, and his leadership, experience (36 career starts across the ACC and SEC), and competitive toughness suggest a floor of a reliable backup center with starter potential in the right system. The 2026 senior season at LSU under Lane Kiffin's offense will be the defining tape for his draft evaluation.

• 👟Elite movement skills for an interior lineman — fluid climber to the second level with light feet in pass sets
• 🪽Natural leverage advantage from compact 6-2 frame, allowing him to play low and into defenders' chests without compromising balance
• 👑Experienced leader with 36 career starts across two Power 4 programs (Virginia Tech and LSU), including SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week honors
• 🃏Guard/center versatility with starting experience at both positions
• 👑Competitive toughness — played through ankle injury for most of the 2025 SEC season

• 🏋️Undersized at 6-2, 300 lbs with a clear lack of play-strength; will not displace NFL defensive tackles from gaps in the run game
• 🦬Weak hands limit his ability to control and sustain blocks against power-profile defensive linemen
• 🛡️LSU's run game ranked 124th nationally in 2025 (104 yards/game), raising questions about his ability to anchor a functional ground attack against top competition
• −Not an all-conference caliber player at either stop — solid but unspectacular production history