| Can play all three spots on the interior of the offensive line. Looks to earn a starting job at right guard in 2005. Started 7 games over the previous 2 seasons between LG and RG including starting at LG in the final 5 contests of the 2004 campaign. Selected by the Bears as a third-round (93rd overall) by Chicago in the 2002 NFL Draft.
2004: Established career highs with 13 games played and 5 starts... Appeared in Games 1- 3, 5-8, 11 as a reserve guard and on special teams... Started at LG in Games 12-16.
2003: Participated as an injury fill-in at both guard positions in 11 games, making the first 2 starts of his career, while also contributing on special teams. Participated in Games 6-7, 11-16 - starting Games 13-14 at RG. Inactive Games 1-5.
2002: Participated in 9 of Chicago's final 10 games as a rookie, performing on special teams and as an extra lineman in some goal-line situations. Inactive for Games 1-6.
COLLEGE: Finished career as a first-team All-American and consensus first-team All-SEC at Ole Miss (1997-2001), starting all but 6 games played during his 5-year career. Did not allow a sack while starting every game at LT as a junior and senior for team that led the SEC in fewest sacks allowed each season. Started 11 games at LT as a senior . Garnered first-team All-SEC recognition as a junior while starting 12 games at LT on O-line that led the SEC (tied for 3rd in NCAA) with 7 sacks allowed. Played primarily at LG during his first 2 years. Earned second-team All-America honors while playing all 12 games his redshirt sophomore season, making 5 starts at LG including Independence Bowl. Received a medical redshirt in 1998 after suffering a season-ending left ankle injury in his third start of the season. Started all 12 games as a true freshman, including the Ford Motor City Bowl, with the final 11 coming at LG after starting the season opener at LT. Finished career as school record-holder with a 500-pound bench press. Majored in management
PERSONAL: Considered one of nation's top O-line prospects at Clarksdale (Miss.) H.S., earning All- State and Parade All-America honors as a senior. Named Mississippi's No. 1 prospect on The Clarion-Ledger Top-10 Most Wanted list and selected to the All-America teams of several recruiting publications. Ranked as the No. 1 prep O-lineman coming out of the Southeast Region by Prep Star. Two-way star had 104 tackles and 7 sacks as a junior defensive tackle. He and wife Tonya have 1 son, DeKaylin, and 2 daughters, Zharia and Zkyra. Son of Earlene Metcalf. | 
