Summer is heating up, and that means it's time for one of our favorite traditions: scouting the next wave of college football stars. In this edition of Summer Scouting, we're turning our attention to a name that Georgia Bulldogs fans and NFL draft enthusiasts alike should have on their radar: offensive tackle Earnest Greene III.

As we gear up for the fall season, it's not just about the players who will suit up for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Every position matters, whether a prospect ends up in pewter and red, navy and orange, or black and gold. Our goal is to keep you informed so you can spot the future stars before they make it big.

So, what does Greene bring to the table? Let's break it down. At first glance, Greene's film doesn't immediately jump off the screen the way some of his teammates' might. In fact, watching him can leave you wanting a bit more pop in his reps. But dig deeper, and you'll find a player with real potential. He shows quick feet that allow him to recover against speed rushers off the edge, a crucial trait for any NFL-bound tackle. His size is NFL-ready, giving him the frame to handle powerful pass rushers at the next level.

Greene also flashes the ability to overpower defenders in the run game, using a strong grip to maintain leverage and control. While he may not have generated the same buzz as his teammate Monroe Freeling, Greene has the raw tools to develop into a reliable blindside protector. He'll need to show more consistency in 2026 to solidify his draft stock, but don't count him out just yet. With another year of seasoning, he could be a steal for a team looking to bolster its offensive line.

Keep an eye on Greene this fall—he might just be the sleeper your team needs.