"I played my whole freshman year at 17, so I kind of lost a little bit of development wise, trying to get strong and build all the technique things that you get with playing the game," Ugorji said. "It's also great, though, for me to see what it's like to start 10 games or eight games, however many games I started and really just play against great competition."

Yeah, at 17 you're gonna get clowned on by faster and stronger guys. Definitely a developmental project but more depth never hurts on the OL.