HOW ACQUIRED:
Chosen with the 24th selection
of the 2007 NFL Draft (124th overall). First player selected out of
Georgia Tech since 1999 (Charlie Rogers) and fifth overall. College
tackle made switch to guard.
NFL CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
● Made first NFL start vs. New England (12/7/08).
● Inactive for 15 games during 2007 rookie season. Active but did not play vs. San Francisco (11/12/07).
HOW ACQUIRED:
Chosen with the 24th selection
of the 2007 NFL Draft (124th overall). First player selected out of
Georgia Tech since 1999 (Charlie Rogers) and fifth overall. College
tackle made switch to guard.
NFL CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
● Made first NFL start vs. New England (12/7/08).
● Inactive for 15 games during 2007 rookie season. Active but did not play vs. San Francisco (11/12/07).
COLLEGE:
Four-year
starter who moved to offensive tackle before his senior year after
three seasons at defensive tackle. Originally moved to offensive guard
in the spring of 2005 but returned to defense for the 2005 season.
Started all but five games over his four seasons. Selected to play in
the Senior Bowl following his senior season.
PERSONAL:
First-team all-state selection in Class 5A by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Named to the AJC's Top 50 in Georgia. Rated the No. 46 player in Georgia by Border Wars. Ranked among the nation's top 50 defensive tackles by Rivals, which also tabbed him the No. 42 prospect in Georgia. Registered 61 tackles, with five tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and 16 quarterback hurries. Graded 92 percent with 46 knockdown blocks as an offensive lineman. Three-time letterman for coach Mark Crews at Brookwood High. Full name is Mansfield Chell Wrotto. Parents are Mansfield and Jemmie Wrotto. Majored in management.
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