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Caleb Schlauderaff was a Utah offensive lineman selected by Green Bay in 2011.
Caleb Schlauderaff was a four-year starter at Utah before Green Bay selected him in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. He later played with the New York Jets.
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Schlauderaff grew up in Shelton, Washington.
Utah listed Schlauderaff's hometown as Shelton, Washington.
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Schlauderaff attended Shelton High School.
Utah listed Shelton High School as Schlauderaff's high school.
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Schlauderaff started 49 of 52 games at Utah.
Schlauderaff was a four-year Utah starter who appeared in 52 games and started the final 49. As a senior, he earned first-team All-Mountain West honors and several All-America recognitions.
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Green Bay chose Schlauderaff with the 179th pick in 2011.
Green Bay selected Schlauderaff, a Utah guard, in the sixth round with the 179th overall selection in the 2011 NFL Draft.
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Schlauderaff joined the Jets during his rookie season.
A 2011 Jets roster listed Schlauderaff as a rookie guard from Utah. The Jets later described him as one of their interior offensive-line backups.
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Schlauderaff earned All-America and conference recognition at Utah.
Utah credited Schlauderaff with four All-America citations as a senior, including second-team recognition from Walter Camp and SI.com, plus first-team All-Mountain West honors.
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Schlauderaff was a durable interior lineman with documented blocking production at Utah.
Utah recorded 20 pancake blocks for Schlauderaff in 2010 and noted that he led the team with an 88 percent grade in games charted by the program.
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Schlauderaff was one of Utah's 2011 NFL draft selections.
Schlauderaff's sixth-round selection made him one of two Utah players chosen in the 2011 NFL Draft.
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