IOL · 8 prospects
Interior O-line.
Leverage, hand placement, and processing through stunts. Ugly work that gets paid back in consistency.
- Avg. height
- 6'4"
- Avg. weight
- 313 lb
- Avg. 40
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Pro Bowl ceiling
Day 1 starter
- 02
Kade PieperBig Board #40· Rd 2He started all 13 games at right guard in 2025 for the Joe Moore Award-winning Iowa line, earned PFF first-team All-America honors and enters 2026 as a preseason first-team All-American.
6'3" · 298 lb40: —Bomb Grade75.4CompJoe Thuney (Chiefs) / Tyler Smith (Cowboys) — For their versatility in power or zone schemes and their aggression at the initial point of contact.
- 03
Iapani LalouluBig Board #64· Rd 2A four-star recruit and the top interior lineman out of Hawaii in the 2023 class, Laloulu played in 14 games as a true freshman at Oregon and has been the starting center ever since — 15 starts in 2025 for a playoff-cali
6'2" · 325 lb40: —Bomb Grade70CompO'Cyrus Torrence / Landon Dickerson (_with superior lateral agility_)
Solid starter
- 04
Evan TengesdahlBig Board #70· Rd 3An AP Third-Team All-American at left guard, Tengesdahl anchored Cincinnati's interior with one of the nation's best pass-blocking grades among guards in 2025.
6'3" · 323 lb40: —Bomb Grade67.9CompJoe Thuney / Graham Glasgow
- 05
Greg JohnsonBig Board #97· Rd 4Greg Johnson is a 6-6, 325-pound interior lineman who has already done the hardest thing an NFL team can ask of a college guard: play two positions well. He handled center for Minnesota in 2024 and moved to left guard in
6'6" · 325 lb40: —Bomb Grade61CompMatt Hennessy
Rotation
- 06
Sheridan WilsonBig Board #106· Rd 4A 6-5, 300-pound junior center who has anchored one of the most productive offenses in the Big 12 without surrendering a sack at Texas Tech. Elite protection identification and a reliable anchor, with average finishing p
6'5" · 300 lb40: —Bomb Grade60CompKevin Dotson / Ben Powers — Interior offensive linemen with wide bases and natural power who thrive in gap and power schemes.
- 07
Drew BoboBig Board #126· Rd 4A 6-5, 305-pound Georgia center who took over the starting job in 2025 and earned AFCA All-America recognition before a late-season injury cost him the SEC Championship game. Unusually tall for the position with elite pr
6'5" · 305 lb40: —Bomb Grade57.8CompBen Jones / Luke Wypler — A cerebral, technical interior lineman who compensates for a lack of elite build with superior leverage.
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Nathan EfobiBig Board #133· Rd 5A 6-4, 303-pound interior lineman with 19 career games and five starts across 2024-25, four of them at left guard. Powerful, patient and technically clean in short spaces, but the body of work is a handful of games rathe
6'4" · 303 lb40: —Bomb Grade57CompRobert Hunt / Kevin Dotson (for their ability to move people in GAP schemes)