Louisville Football’s 2023 NFL Draft Prospect List
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A native of Jefferson, Georgia, Caleb Chandler came to Louisville as a three-star offensive lineman prospect. Chandler was a massive impact player for the Cardinals over his five seasons with the team. Known for his physicality and upper body strength, the 6-foot-4 “people mover” has a lot of strengths in his game that could transfer to the next level.
He finished his collegiate career with 3,283 snaps played, conceded 32 quarterback hurries, allowed only 5 career quarterback hits, and allowed a mere seven sacks. That’s an incredibly impressive stat line for the amount of snaps he played.
Right now, he is rated number 51 overall in the offensive linemen position ranks.
Much like his fellow lineman Caleb Chandler, Adonis Boone is also a native of Florida. Hailing from Daytona Beach, Florida, Boone chose Louisville over Rutgers, Tulane, Mississippi State, Cincinnati, among others. Standing at a towering 6-foot-5, he became an integral piece of the offensive line in his five seasons here. He would go on to finish his collegiate career with 1,991 total snaps played, 28 quarterback hurries conceded, nine quarterback hits allowed, and eight sacks.
Boone is currently listed at 101 on the NFL offensive lineman draft prospects list.