OT · 14 prospects
Offensive tackles.
Feet first. Technique can be taught, feet can't. Long arms and a true anchor frame every conversation.
- Avg. height
- 6'6"
- Avg. weight
- 312 lb
- Avg. 40
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Elite
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Trevor GoosbyBig Board #9· Rd 1Trevor Goosby is the prototypical Left Tackle GMs covet: a 6'7" behemoth with dancer's feet and elite length. His All-Pro potential is undeniable, but his developing technique makes him a fascinating, high-risk first-rou
6'7" · 311 lb40: —Bomb Grade86CompA more athletic, less polished version of Kolton Miller coming out of UCLA, sharing the potential to develop into a Top-10 blindside anchor.
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Carter SmithBig Board #10· Rd 1Four-year Indiana left tackle, consensus All-American and Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2025. Technique, balance and second-level work over raw length or power.
6'5" · 313 lb40: —Bomb Grade85CompAndrew Thomas (NYG) for his technical refinement and massive anchor, with flashes of Taylor Decker's functional athleticism.
Pro Bowl ceiling
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Jordan SeatonBig Board #12· Rd 1Twenty-two career starts at left tackle before his twenty-first birthday, now at LSU as the top-ranked tackle in the transfer portal. Elite pedigree, unfinished body of work.
6'5" · 307 lb40: —Bomb Grade83.7CompPenei Sewell / Rashawn Slater (for balance and directed aggression)
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Cayden GreenBig Board #19· Rd 1Cayden Green is a human tractor with the agility of a heavyweight ballet dancer. His transition from Guard to Tackle in the SEC positions him as a generational run-game anchor with Pro Bowl potential as a pass protector
6'5" · 326 lb40: —Bomb Grade81.7CompA more stout Penei Sewell; a dominant run-blocking anchor with the potential to be a top-tier pass protector if his technique catches up to his physical gifts.
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Trevor LauckBig Board #30· Rd 1He waited two years behind an Iowa offensive line, then started every game at left tackle in 2025, made third-team All-Big Ten and blocked for the unit that won the Joe Moore Award.
6'5" · 314 lb40: —Bomb Grade78.6CompBraden Smith (Colts) / Taylor Decker (Lions) — Shares that profile of a robust right tackle, with a massive power base and highly refined hand technique stemming from the Iowa program.
Day 1 starter
Solid starter
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Anthonie KnappBig Board #81· Rd 3A 6-5, 305-pound lineman who started at left tackle from his true freshman year and moved to left guard for 2026, arriving as a first-team preseason All-American. Elite footwork and technique for his age, now proving the
6'5" · 305 lb40: —Bomb Grade65.4CompKaleb McGary / Colton Miller (pre-development version) — Due to his impressive length and functional mobility, though he requires the same technical refinement process and critical mass gain Miller needed coming out of UCLA.
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PJ WilliamsBig Board #91· Rd 3PJ Williams is the kind of offensive lineman who gets discovered late because nothing about his tape asks for attention. A Texas A&M transfer who found a home at SMU, he started all 13 games in 2024 and all 12 he played
6'5" · 313 lb40: —Bomb Grade63.1CompChukwuma Okorafor
- 09Melvin SianiBig Board #98· Rd 4
Melvin Siani is a 6-6, 310-pound left tackle who transferred to Texas in January 2026 after starting all 13 games for Wake Forest in 2025, where he led the offensive line with 914 snaps and did not surrender a sack. He b
6'6" · 310 lb40: —Bomb Grade60.9CompBernhard Raimann (IND) / Walker Little (JAX)
Rotation
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Blake FrazierBig Board #123· Rd 4A 6-6, 295-pound left tackle who took over Michigan's blind side as a redshirt freshman in October 2025 after an injury and held the job through the end of the season, then announced he was staying for 2026. Legacy pedig
6'6" · 295 lb40: —Bomb Grade58.1CompTaylor Decker / Braden Smith — A classic right tackle, disciplined, with excellent trench anatomy for power schemes.
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Jacob StrandBig Board #134· Rd 5A 6-5, 310-pound tackle who started all six of his 2025 appearances at left tackle for Oregon State on 353 snaps before transferring to Auburn as a senior. Long, coordinated and technically sound in pass sets, with a rés
6'5" · 310 lb40: —Bomb Grade56.9CompBrian O'Neill (Minnesota Vikings) — Due to his lateral mobility profile, lighter athletic build, and versatile playing history.
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Lance HeardBig Board #139· Rd 5A 6-6, 325-pound tackle with 35 career games and 24 starts across LSU and Tennessee, named third-team All-SEC in 2025 before transferring to Kentucky. Massive, experienced and remarkably clean in protection, with the tap
6'6" · 325 lb40: —Bomb Grade56.3CompDarnell Wright (Bears) / Cameron Erving (Finesse/Power hybrid)
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Nikolas ProngosBig Board #143· Rd 5Prongos is the least conventional tackle prospect on this board. He did not play organized football until his senior year at Marin Catholic, tore an ACL three games in, arrived at UCLA as an unranked walk-on and did not
6'7" · 315 lb40: —Bomb Grade55.9CompBraxton Jones
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Ian MooreBig Board #145· Rd 5A 6-6, 312-pound tackle who appeared in all 14 games as a redshirt freshman in 2025 with one start and 230 snaps. Enormous frame, clean feet for his size and an evaluation that is almost entirely about what happens in 20
6'6" · 312 lb40: —Bomb Grade55.7CompParis Johnson Jr.