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…While NFL teams do not draft many off-the-ball linebackers in the first round, they are still an essential commodity for any good pro defense.

The top prospects available for the 2026 NFL Draft. By Charlie Campbell Send Charlie an e-mail here: [email protected] Follow Charlie on Twitter @draftcampbell for updates. Updated Aug. 25, 2025 Previous Years of Big Boards: 2025 NFL Draft Big Board |  2024 NFL Draft Big Board |  2023 NFL Draft Big Board |  2022 NFL Draft Big Board |  2021…

He could have been an early-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but Delane decided to stay in school and transferred to LSU.

Earnest Greene III, 6-4/320 Offensive Tackle Georgia Earnest Greene III Prospect Preview By Charlie Campbell Career Recap: Greene broke into the starting lineup in 2023 and has been the Bulldogs’ starting left tackle over the past two seasons. After the 2024 season, Greene could have entered the draft and been an early-round pick, but he…

Rueben Bain Jr., 6-3/275 Defensive End Miami Rueben Bain Jr. Prospect Preview By Charlie Campbell Career Recap: Bain came on strong as a freshman for Miami, recording 44 tackles with 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, and one pass batted in his debut season with the Hurricanes. As a sophomore, Bain was injured and did not…

The best games to watch Banks in 2025 could include LSU (Sep. 13), Miami (Sep. 20), Texas (Oct. 4), Texas A&M (Oct. 11), Georgia (Nov. 1), and Ole Miss (Nov. 15).

Chaplin will see some good defensive talent when he goes against Oklahoma (Sep. 20), Texas A&M (Sep. 27), Georgia (Oct. 11), and Alabama (Nov. 29).

Isaiah World, 6-8/309 Offensive Tackle Oregon   Isaiah World Prospect Preview By Charlie Campbell Career Recap: World was the starting left tackle at Nevada the past two seasons after starting at right tackle as a freshman. After the 2024 season, World entered the transfer portal and Oregon won his services.   2025 Season Outlook: World…

The best games to watch Klubnik include LSU (Aug. 30), North Carolina (Oct. 4), Florida State (Nov. 8), and South Carolina (Nov. 29).