Matt Feiler is a professional **NFL offensive lineman** who plays as a guard for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers[1]. Born on July 7, 1992, in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, Feiler attended Bloomsburg University and entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Houston Texans in 2014[1][2]. Feiler's early career included time on practice squads in Houston and Pittsburgh before joining the Pittsburgh Steelers' active roster in 2017[2]. Over his tenure with the Steelers, he developed positional versatility, starting 26 games at right tackle before transitioning to left guard and recording 13 starts in 2020[2]. Standing 6-6 and weighing 330 pounds, Feiler has become known for his size, strength, and ability to play multiple offensive line positions[2][5]. In 2021, Feiler signed with the Los Angeles Chargers as an unrestricted free agent, where he started 33 games at left guard over two seasons[2]. During his time with the Chargers, he played every snap for an offense that ranked ninth in total yards, third in passing yards, and sixth in sacks allowed per pass play[2]. The Chargers released Feiler in March 2023, and he subsequently signed a one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers[2][3]. He joined a Buccaneers offensive line that had undergone significant changes following the departures of veteran left tackle Donovan Smith and guard Shaq Mason[2]. Across his NFL career, Feiler has appeared in 78 games with 73 starts, demonstrating durability and consistency as a professional lineman[2]. His career trajectory from undrafted prospect to established starter reflects what scouts and coaches have characterized as his "grit, ambition, and hustle"[4]. Feiler's experience and positional flexibility have made him a reliable contributor to every team he has joined throughout his professional career.