Classic over-achiever whose production at the SEC level is bound to generate interest from scouts. Medder has good size and uses his hands forcefully to generate an initial advantage on defenders, but his marginal footwork and overall athleticism make him a classic candidate to move inside.

Positives: Long-armed tackle with classic size. … Effective drive blocker from the right tackle position. … Explosive use of hands to generate movement on contact in the running game, and can gain an initial advantage as a pass blocker due to his hand punch. … High effort player who works on the little things to improve.

Negatives: Marginal overall athlete who lacks quickness in all phases of the game. … Marginal quickness and lateral agility as a pass blocker, and is stiff and un-athletic blocking at the second level in the running game. … Limited upside potential.

Considered among the nation's top dozen offensive tackles by Rivals.com and one of the state's top 10 offensive linemen. … First-Team All-State (5A). … A three-year starter and senior captain. … All-district as a junior and senior. … Team Offensive MVP as a senior. … Named to the All-Central Florida Team. … Co-recipient of the District 8 Florida Athletic Coaches Association Offensive Player of the Year. … Played in the East-West All-Star Game. … Also played defensive line as a senior. … A three-year track athlete who competed in the shotput and discus events and participated in weightlifting. … Considered North Carolina State, Maryland, Florida State, Georgia, and Tennessee in the recruiting process.