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2006 (Junior): Felton enters the 2006 season as the returning starter at right guard. He has adjusted well to a new blocking scheme and a new offensive coordinator.

2005 (Sophomore): Felton was moved to right tackle permanently for the 2005 season, where he is projected to start. He has proven capable of being a reliable performer.

2004 (Freshman): Played right and left offensive guard and offensive tackle. Finished the season as the starter at right tackle, but he is expected to move back to guard. One of the most promising young linemen on the team, mainly because of his versatility. Earned the starting nod at right guard during the 2005 spring, basically by default, but he is still the best candidate. He was one of only five offensive linemen to make it through each of the 15 spring practices.

Personal: Felton chose Arkansas over offers from Arizona, Wisconsin, Kansas and others. He also was offered late by Texas, but he stuck with his pledge to become a Razorback. He showed good promise early on in drills, but he lacked consistency. At times, he was dominating.

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The Good: Felton is a versatile lineman who started at each of the tackle and guard sports during his time at Arkansas. He displays fine power as a run blocker with the ability to drive defenders off the line and sustain his block for an entire play. He is very tough within a short area where he flashes power and good hand usage to win most confrontations. The Bad: He lacks the foot quickness and change-of-direction skills to play outside in the pros, and that liability also limits him when asked to pull to the perimeter. He struggles in space due to that lack of speed and can have a difficult time adjusting quickly to secondary moves by defenders. Outlook: This wide-body has the physical talent and development to possibly start in the NFL with refinement of his technique. Felton is a probable late pick with the ability to make a roster. He needs to be technically sound on a consistent basis and must show up at camp in good shape to play up to his talent level.

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