Unije is a length-and-leverage tackle who wins reps early with excellent strike timing and a 35-inch arm span that keeps defenders at bay before they can get into his frame. When he latches, the rep is effectively over — his grip strength and aggressive torque are legitimately NFL-caliber tools for a swing tackle. The problem is everything that happens when he doesn't win early: mediocre foot quickness leaves him vulnerable to counter moves and late-developing rushes, and his recovery ability is a liability against NFL-speed edge rushers. He's a journeyman who has bounced through four schools, dealt with a season-ending injury in 2024, and is already a 6th-year senior with a limited developmental ceiling — but 11 NFL teams talked to him at the Hula Bowl for a reason. The physical toolkit and 33-game starting experience give him a path to a swing tackle roster spot.

• +Elite length (35-inch arms, 85+ inch wingspan) weaponized with good strike timing and placement to establish first meaningful contact
• 🏋️Strong grip and aggressive clench — once latched, uses torque and defender's momentum against them to end reps
• 🛡️Smooth initial footwork to his spot in pass protection, arriving at the junction point square and under control
• 🔥Physical, mauler mentality in the run game with controlled aggression and sustained effort through the whistle
• 💥Versatility to start at both left tackle and right tackle with 33 career starts split across both sides

• 🪂Mediocre foot quickness and recovery skills when he can't win early in the rep, exposing him to counter moves
• 🛡️Bites on setups in pass protection — swings open against high-to-low side counters and strikes down the middle against low-to-high
• 👟Erratic ability to intersect smaller, moving targets in the run game due to choppy feet and a tendency to lean rather than bring his feet
• −Age and injury history limit developmental ceiling — 6th-year senior with a season-ending injury in 2024 and transfers through four programs