Trey Hill Lands with Cincinnati Bengals
A two-year starter at center at Georgia, Trey Hill has the keys to success lined up ahead of him, and the Cincinnati Bengals agreed, selecting Hill in the sixth round of the NFL Draft.
Hill came to the University of Georgia by way of Houston County High School in Georgia, and was part of the 2018 Army All-American Bowl. He was a 4-star prospect, and ranked as the No. guard nationally.
He won the Offensive Most Improved Player award in 2019, and was named to the watch list of the Rimington Award (an award for the top center in the country) both in 2019 and 2020.
At 6-foot-3 1/2 and 319 pounds, Hill has great build for a guard and center. He's a road grader, similar to Ben Cleveland, and moves well for his size. He can be disruptive against linebackers and defensive backs when he gets to the second level.
He has some issues to correct, and has been known to lob a snap or two. He can get sloppy at times with his hand placement and pad level. However where Hill will excel is in his effort. He does not give up on plays, and that resulted him with an impressive fumble recovery during a game against the Tennessee Volunteers, and a future as an NFL offensive lineman.
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