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Cronk

Cronk (6'5/321) was limited to just four games played with Indiana in 2019 due to an ankle injury, allowing him to take a redshirt for the season and opening the door for his eventual graduate transfer to Iowa. The senior had started 40 consecutive games at left tackle for the Hoosiers prior to his being laid low by the aforementioned ankle injury. This year Cronk played 94 total snaps in just two games for Iowa, drawing a 55.1 offensive grade from PFF for his play. He could draw interest as a late Day 3 flier, but is likely destined to be a UDFA camp invite.

Cronk (6'5/321) was limited to just four games played in 2019 due to an ankle injury, allowing him to take a redshirt for the season and opening the door for his eventual graduate transfer to Iowa. The Hawkeyes are getting an experienced stalwart, here, as Cronk had started 40 consecutive games at left tackle prior to his being laid low by the aforementioned ankle injury. While the Hawkeyes are already set on the left side with Alaric Jackson returning, we could potentially see Cronk take over for Tristan Wirfs at right tackle come the fall.

Cronk (6'5/321) will be able to take a redshirt for the 2019 season -- he played in just four games due to a campaign-killing ankle injury -- allowing him one more year of eligibility with his future transfer outfit. The left tackle is as seasoned as potential transfer options get, having made a whopping 40 starts during his time with the Hoosiers. Cronk could have simply bounced for the NFL Draft (Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy tagged him as a player to watch over the summer) but will instead try for one more clean, healthy collegiate season. Matthew Bedford slotted in as left tackle after Cronk went down injured in the fall and profiles as the team’s starter at that spot in 2020.

Cronk (6'5/321) will be a four-year starter by the time he enters the league. Cronk began his collegiate career as a 247Sports True Freshman All-American and has since proceeded to start 23 games at left tackle as a sophomore and junior. His experience should get him drafted but his athletic testing will determine how high.