2027 NFL Draft Prospects: Offensive Tackle

10/14/26: Goosby had a preseason injury, but came back in time to play well against Ohio State in Week 2. He was impressive in pass protection and did a good job in the ground game in the second half. This season, Goosby has blocked well, showing strength in the ground game and athleticism as a pass protector. He looks like a pro starter. Goosby produced a good and valuable tape versus the Buckeyes. Goosby took over as the starting left tackle for Texas in 2025 and had an impressive debut for the Longhorns. Goosby has good size, athleticism, strength, and upside to get better as he gains experience.

10/14/26: In the opener against Clemson, Seaton played really well and was impressive against some good Clemson edge rushers. He continued with quality play versus Ole Miss. Seaton has a good skill set with size, quickness, strength, and athleticism. He was impressive as the starting left tackle at Colorado for two seasons. It will be interesting to see how Seaton handles better competition in 2026.

10/14/26: In 2026, Siereveld has taken snaps at tackle and guard for the Buckeyes, but he is the starter at right tackle. Siereveld has been effective but not overly dominant at the point of attack. Entering the 2026 season, the NFL advance scouts listed him as an offensive tackle. Siereveld rotated into the game for the Buckeyes during the 2024 season and took over as a starter in 2025. He has good size, strength, and versatility.

10/14/26: Peak was dealing with an injury and missed time at the opening of the season, but he returned to the field and has been solid for the Gamecocks. Peak is a talented offensive lineman with quickness and athleticism. He needs to get stronger for the NFL. Peak was the starting left tackle at N.C. State in 2025 after starting at right tackle for the Wolfpack over two seasons (2023-2024). Peak will have a lot of NFL eyes on him as the blind side protector for LaNorris Sellers in 2026.

10/14/26: Prongos has been dealing with an undisclosed injury in 2026. He is currently out of the lineup. Prongos played three seasons at UCLA before landing with Stanford for the 2025 season. Prongos had a breakout year as the left tackle for the Cardinal. He was impressive in pass protection for a first-year starter. Prongos has the upside to rise if he builds off his debut.

10/14/26: Some area scouts are not as high on Lauck, but others like him more. In 2026, Lauck has been solid but not dominant. Lauck started at left tackle for the Hawkeyes in 2025 and had an excellent season. He was a tough run blocker and reliable in pass protection. The NFL advance scouts gave him a good grade heading into the 2026 season. It was Lauck’s first year as a starter, so he could be even better in 2026 after getting a year of experience.

10/14/26: The Washington line has been inconsistent in 2026, but Azzopardi has been solid. Azzopardi blocked well as the Huskies' right tackle during the 2025 season. He is a big, long blocker on the edge. Azzopardi spent two seasons at San Diego State. It would help Azzopardi if he had a strong showing at the Senior Bowl.

10/14/26: Leigh broke into the starting lineup as a freshman in 2023, and he has locked down the left tackle spot for the past three seasons. Leigh is a big tackle, with length and strength. He impressed the NFL advance scouts to get a favorable projection on their preseason watch list. If Leigh blocks well at an all-star game like the Senior Bowl, he could really rise for the 2027 NFL Draft.

10/14/26: In 2026, Formby has been decent with the Aggies, but he should return to school to improve before going pro. Formby was the starting right tackle for Alabama in 2025 and was solid overall. Formby was a rotational backup in 2024 but had a few starts. Formby has excellent size and the talent to be a riser, but he is raw and needs more development.

10/14/26: Cotton is starting at left tackle for the Bearcats. Cotton played three seasons at South Dakota before transferring to the Bearcats. He had a strong debut in 2025 and was a key part of a line that had an excellent season in pass protection for Brendan Sorsby. Cotton could use a good Senior Bowl performance to help him rise.

10/14/26: Smith has remained at left tackle for the Hoosiers. While he has played well, he has yet to face a tough test this season. Smith had an excellent 2025 season as the starting left tackle for the Hoosiers. Smith was a rock-solid pass protector for Fernando Mendoza and was effective in the ground game. If Smith were bigger and had more length, he would be rated higher.

10/14/26: Williams has been solid in 2026 for SMU, including their win against Florida State. Williams has started at left tackle and right tackle over the past few seasons, and he has been a steady blocker for the Mustangs. Williams could start out as a swing tackle backup in the NFL with the potential to grow into a bigger role. Playing well at an All-Star game would help him.

10/14/26: Paige has been respectable at left tackle for the Trojans. He might best as a right tackle for the NFL. Paige has logged snaps at left tackle for the Trojans and has dealt with some injuries. He has good size and length to block on the right side.

10/14/26: Green has started the season well at left tackle for the Tigers. He has been a good blind side protector and a solid contributor in the ground game. Green started at left tackle in 2025 and had an impressive season for the Tigers. He was reliable in pass protection, only allowing two sacks all season while going against good competition. He was also consistent as a run blocker for the Tigers. Green is a sleeper that could be a riser during the draft process.

1/27/26: In 2026, Baer is starting at right tackle for Pitt. Over the past few seasons, Baer has started primarily at right tackle but also has taken some starts at left tackle. With his size and length, Baer could be a right tackle candidate for the NFL. He could be a sleeper with the potential to be a swing backup.

<> 10/14/26: Pritchett is starting at left tackle for Nebraska this season. At Alabama, Pritchett was a decent run blocker at the point of attack with developing pass protection skills. Pritchett was the Crimson Tide’s starting right tackle and improved as he gained experience. He transferred to Nebraska for the 2025 season. With the Cornhuskers, Pritchett did not dominate but was a solid left tackle. His run blocking is ahead of his pass protection. Pritchett has talent, but did not play up to his ability at Alabama, and he should have been more dominant than he was. Pritchett has maturity issues, and that could be a factor in his play.

10/14/26: Sampson has been solid for the Red Raiders at left tackle during the 2026 season. Sampson is a big tackle who might fit best on the right side in the NFL. Sampson started at left tackle for the Red Raiders and had a strong debut after playing at North Texas for a few seasons. Sampson could also be a swing tackle backup for the NFL with the potential to grow into a bigger role.

1/27/26: Boley has had a strong start to the 2026 season at left tackle. Boley showed some strong run blocking ability with the the Cavaliers had a lot of success running behind him. Boley showed improvement as a pass protector and has upside to develop for the NFL. He could fit best moving inside to guard for the NFL.

10/14/26: With Virginia Tech, Chaplin was one of the top left tackles in the ACC in 2024. He improved as a blocker after a solid debut season as a starter in 2023 for the Hokies. Chaplin has excellent size with impressive movement skills for such a big blocker, but he needs improvement in technique. He has an early-round skill set, but he did not play up to it with Auburn in 2025. Chaplin was abused in pass protection and gave up a lot of pressure versus the SEC edge rushrs. For 2026, Chaplin is at Florida State. He’s been decent for the Seminoles. Chaplin might fit best as a right tackle or guard at the pro level. He is talented, but his pass blocking needs to improve drastically to see the field in the NFL.

10/14/26: Perry has had a decent start at left tackle for the Terps. Perry had a strong debut for Maryland in 2025, starting all 12 games at left tackle. Perry could improve now that he has experience at a higher level of competition. Perry played three seasons at Central Connecticut State. Perry could be developed as a backup at tackle or guard.

10/14/26: Borjon is starting at left tackle for SDS. Borjon started his college career at Mt. San Antonio College (2020-21) before landing with Arizona for a couple of seasons. He has been with San Diego State for the past two seasons. He missed almost all of the 2024 season with an injury. Borjon is a huge tackle that could be developed as a potential right tackle for the NFL.

10/14/26: Murawski is starting at left tackle for the Spartans. Murawski played at Connecticut before landing with Michigan State. He has quality size and a skill set to be a riser if he plays well with the Spartans.

10/14/26: Andersen is starting at center in 2026 after being listed as a tackle by the NFL advance scouts. Andersen played at Utah State for a few seasons before landing with the Wolfpack. He had a strong debut in 2025 and has versatile size to be an inside or edge blocking candidate. Lining up inside could be his best spot in the NFL.

10/14/26: Brunner landed with Indiana after playing at Wisconsin. Brunner has good size and the upside to improve with the Hoosiers. He was starting at right tackle, but moved inside to right guard. Brunner is off to a good start this season but has yet to be tested.

10/14/26: Gentry was starting at right tackle for the Cougars, but has been dealing with an injury he sustained against TCU. Gentry started out his collegiate career at Michigan before landing with BYU. Gentry is a big tackle and could be developed as a right tackle.

10/14/26: Mills has returned to the field with Virginia and is starting at right tackle in 2026. Mills missed the 2025 season with injury, but prior to that, he played well at Louisville in 2024, starting five games at left tackle and five games at right tackle. He has also played at Oklahoma State and Texas Tech.