2025 NFL Free Agents: Offensive Tackle

Ronnie Stanley is an elite left tackle. The only bad thing you can say about him is that he has a dubious injury history.

Alaric Jackson is a terrific pass protector. He’s not as good at run blocking, but it’s not like he’s a liability in that regard.

Tyron Smith will a great blind-side protector when healthy, but he once again missed plenty of time. He was out the final seven games of the season.

Trenton Brown is an exceptionally talented tackle, but he has severe issues staying healthy.

Jedrick Wills is a very talented left tackle, but he spent way too much time on the injury report last year.

Dan Moore is coming off his best year, but was just mediocre in pass protection and run blocking.

Cam Robinson wasn’t elite by any means, but he did a solid job replacing the injured Christian Darrisaw last year.

Patrick Mekari began last year starting at right tackle. He didn’t play well, but then moved to left guard and was much better at that position.

Morgan Moses was a quality right tackle last year, but at 34, he could be due for regression soon.

Kendall Lamm filled in well last year for the injured Austin Jackson, holding up well in pass protection.

Kelvin Beachum served as a quality backup last year, particularly in pass protection, but at 36, time is running out for him.

Cornelius Lucas was a surprise performer for the Redskins last year, thriving as the team’s blind-side protector. However, his age means he could be in for some regression soon.

D.J. Humphries looked awful in his brief stint with the Chiefs last year, but he was coming off injury. He could be much better in 2025 once his health improves.

Jaylon Moore doesn’t have much playing experience, but he has composed himself well whenever he’s stepped in for Trent Williams.