The Jacksonville Jaguars are another young franchise that has had their fair share of good players, but none like offensive tackle Tony Boselli. Standing at 6'7 and weighing in at 325lbs, Boselli was extremely nimble and continously kept his shoulders squared to his opponents. Every offensive lineman out there should be studying Boselli and mimicking his game as much as they could if they wish to successful on the football field. Boselli defined a living brick wall during his tenure in the NFL.
After receiving All-American rights in three out of four seasons as a member of the USC Trojans, Boselli was selected 2nd overall by the Jacksonville Jaguarsin the 1995 NFL Draft. Boselli was also the Jaguars first-ever NFL Draft pick. In 1998, Boselli was honored with Offensive Lineman of the Year and earned five Pro Bowl nods, and three First-Team All-Pro roster slots in his eight season NFL career. Boselli started 90 games of the 91 he was listed active for. Unfortunately, Boselli's career was cut short due to a shoulder injury and he retired in 2002 as a member of the Houston Texans.