The Michigan State G or RT plays the game of football with good overall strength and aggressiveness. Did have better success and blocks at the G position then RT. Playing in the interior of the line, allows him to use more of his size and less usage of his lateral movement ability which he does not have a whole lot of. Kevin Jarvis does have good movement off the LOS but handling athletic pass rushers did give him problems out at RT. Overall, when pass blocking, Jarvis does do a good job at firing his hands up and controlling defenders at the POA. The issues were when rushers had excellent moves to combat his long arms at the POA. However, His balance and ability to use his leverage allows himself to control powerful rushers. Much more effective in the run game then the pass because he gets to use his straight leverage to his advantage. Jarvis was able to make effective reach and down blocks with some that ended in pancakes. However, defenders that can throw a quick jab, or rip move were able to beat him by attacking his inside shoulder. Continuing at combating defenders moves will improve his game greatly. More communication at the LOS to carve out those blitzes firing at the B-gaps need to be developed in his game. In the end this is a quality offensive linemen that with more development, could be a starter in the NFL.