He'd certainly help upgrade the running game - the only problem is whether he'd be able to make an immediate impact or not. After all if he can't pass protect then he's not going to make much of an impact.
A more polished prospect is Terrence Metcalf a senior out of Mississippi.
From TSN
Strengths: Is a massive, strong mauler in the running game. Is physical at the point of attack, and dominates most one-on-one matchups in college. Really improved as a senior protecting quarterback Eli Manning's blindside on passing downs. Did not allow a sack as a senior, and shows good hand punch and wingspan outside. Shows good leg drive as a run blocker. Explodes off of the snap, and has some pop at the point of attack. Will move the pile. Does a good job of staying low and getting into the body of defenders.
Weaknesses: Doesn't have the quickness or footwork of an outside player. Tends to look sluggish. Needs to work on taking better angles to defenders. Lacks quickness to handle fast NFL defensive ends; is a much better fit inside. Has trouble adjusting to defenders' multiple moves in pass protection. Will lunge at times, and has a tendency to dip his head. Plays too high, too often.
Bottom line: Metcalf, needed at tackle at Ole Miss, is best suited to play inside in the NFL. He is a better run blocker than pass blocker. He rarely has been beaten for sacks at Ole Miss -- just one since '99 -- but lacks the footwork and consistent leverage to play outside. He should, however, develop into an inside force in the running and passing game.
Dan Pompei analysis
Has a rare combination of bulk and athleticism. Shows good balance. Can mash defenders, but doesn’t always finish blocks. Had a bad ankle injury a couple of years ago that could be a factor in his longevity.