Joe Alt's Player Profile

Chris Burke - The Athletic - August 24th: "Joe Alt did not make the switch from tight end to OT until his freshman season (2021) at Notre Dame. He’s since started 21 consecutive games at left tackle and was a first-team All-American last year."

Seth Trachtman - Yard Barker - August 25th: "Alt has the pedigree as the son of former first-round tackle John Alt, and plenty of size at 6-foot-7."

Matt Miller - ESPN - August 24th: "He surrendered just one sack and five pressures last season, and at 6-8, 320 pounds."

Charlie Campbell - Walter Football - August 20th: "He started out his career playing some tight end for Notre Dame before settling in at left tackle. Alt has good size and length to block on the edge. Handling speed rushers and playing with good leverage will be points of emphasis for him as an upperclassman."

Ian Cummings - Pro Football Network - July 25th: "Normally, offensive tackles hit a point of diminishing returns once they hit 6’7? or 6’8?. It is possible to be too tall at a position where leverage is paramount, but Notre Dame’s Joe Alt is an anomaly. At 6’8?, 315 pounds, the former tight end is absurdly flexible, well-leveraged, quick out of his stance, and his recovery athleticism is a formidable failsafe."

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