2024 NFL Free Agents: Guard

Kevin Dotson was the Rams’ top offensive lineman last year, pass protecting well and blasting open huge running lanes for Kyren Williams.

Kevin Zeitler has been an outstanding pass-protecting guard for a long time, but he turns 34 this offseason.

Jonah Jackson is a solid, but unspectacular guard. At 27, he could improve in the coming years.

Robert Hunt was an effective guard when he played last year, but he missed most of the second half of the year with an injury.

Graham Glasgow’s pass protection isn’t very good, but he’s a run-blocking force who can play both guard and center.

Greg Van Roten was a career journeyman before joining the Raiders. He was stellar last year, but turns 34 this offseason.

Nick Allegretti did a great job of filling in for Joe Thuney during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl run.

Damien Lewis had a strong start to his career, but he’s coming off a bit of a down season.

The Jaguars traded for Ezra Cleveland, thinking he’d provide an upgrade at linebacker, but he didn’t meet expectations.

Dalton Risner is a solid pass protector, but struggles to open up running lanes.

Andrus Peat has plenty of experience and can play guard and tackle, but he’s as below average as it gets.

James Hurst has seen a decline in play recently, but he’s still a passable starting guard.

Jon Runyan is a passable starting offensive lineman who run blocks well, but needs to improve in pass protection.

Halapoulivaati Vaitai, who can play both tackle and guard, would be ranked higher if he didn’t have such a dubious injury history.

Jon Feliciano played well as a backup last year. He’s capable of playing guard and center.

John Simpson was Baltimore’s starting guard in 2023, but he was as pedestrian as it gets as a starter.

Cody Whitehair is coming off the worst season of his career, but has plenty of experience and isn’t old enough to be in complete decline.