Interior O-line.

Greg Johnson

Greg 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

Kade Pieper

He 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.

Austin Siereveld

Ohio State's two-time captain started all 14 games at left tackle in 2025 and earned second-team All-Big Ten, then moved back to right guard in 2026 — the position he is most likely to play on Sundays.

Evan Tengesdahl

An 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.

Iapani Laloulu

A 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

Sheridan Wilson

A 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

Drew Bobo

A 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

Nathan Efobi

A 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