Offensive Line Rankings 2027 NFL Draft

47 offensive linemen ranked

OFFENSIVE LINE RANKINGS 2027 NFL DRAFT

This offensive line class is all tackle. Every one of the top five linemen on our 2027 board plays outside, and the first interior man falls further down it than in any of the previous six years - the weakest inside group we have graded.

Indiana's Carter Smith heads it after a national championship season in which he allowed nine pressures across more than a thousand snaps, winning his conference's lineman of the year award on a run of 36 consecutive starts. Missouri's Cayden Green moved from guard to left tackle two weeks before the opener and was first-team All-SEC by December. SMU's PJ Williams brings 29 career starts, a captaincy and second-team All-ACC honours.

Inside, the quality is real but the ceiling is not. Iowa's Kade Pieper was a first-team All-American on the Joe Moore Award-winning line and Oregon's Iapani Laloulu a Rimington Trophy finalist, yet neither grades anywhere near the top of the board.

LAST UPDATED: 09/28/2026

Player Rankings - Offensive Line

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#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
1	OT Carter Smith	6-5 308lbs 5.18	OT	308lbs	6-5	5.18	7	39.1	88.1 MORE>>	The resume writes itself: sixteen starts at left tackle, a national championship, the conference's lineman-of-the-year trophy, and the best...
2	OT Cayden Green	6-5 324lbs 5.20	OT	324lbs	6-5	5.20	4	30.8	88.0 MORE>>	Missouri moved him to left tackle two weeks before the opener, and by December the Associated Press called him first-team All-SEC. Green...
3	OT Trevor Goosby	6-7 312lbs 4.80	OT	312lbs	6-7	4.80	1	12.5	87.6 MORE>>	Goosby is a six-foot-seven athlete who moves better than any tackle in this group, with functional length and recovery speed that erases...
4	OT Jordan Seaton	6-5 330lbs 5.00	OT	330lbs	6-5	5.00	2	12.6	87.1 MORE>>	Seaton is a plus athlete for 330 pounds with snap quickness and set timing rare for the size, the No. 1 tackle recruit in his cycle and a...
5	OT Trevor Lauck	6-5 310lbs 5.30	OT	310lbs	6-5	5.30	3	27.5	86.8 MORE>>	Lauck is a technically sound zone tackle who went a full first year as Iowa's starter without allowing a sack, winning with punch timing,...
6	OT Austin Siereveld	6-5 325lbs 5.20	OT	325lbs	6-5	5.20	8	44.6	86.6 MORE>>	Fourteen starts at left tackle, zero sacks allowed, and run-blocking tape among the best in the class: Siereveld's first season on the...
7	OG Kade Pieper	6-4 290lbs 5.20	OG	290lbs	6-4	5.20	6	38.5	86.5 MORE>>	Pieper is a converted tight end recruit whose run blocking ranked among the best of any interior lineman in the class, with a skill...
8	OT Jacarrius Peak	6-4 298lbs 5.10	OT	298lbs	6-4	5.10	10	49.7	86.4 MORE>>	Peak is a rare mover for the position, light on his feet on every pull, climb and recovery rep, a two-year starter who flipped from right...
9	OT PJ Williams	6-5 313lbs 5.20	OT	313lbs	6-5	5.20	11	54.8	86.4 MORE>>	Williams is a dependable, experienced right tackle with twenty-nine career starts and a captaincy who allowed just two sacks and plays the...
10	OG Greg Johnson	6-6 325lbs 5.25	OG	325lbs	6-6	5.25	5	35.9	85.9 MORE>>	Johnson is an old-school, position-flexible interior blocker who started across left guard, tackle and center for Minnesota, the tallest...
11	OT Lance Heard	6-6 330lbs 5.05	OT	330lbs	6-6	5.05	15	82.7	85.6 MORE>>	Few college blockers carry mass the way Heard does. He is a true mountain who still moves like an athlete, and when his hands land, reps...
12	OG Samson Okunlola	6-6 300lbs 5.10	OG	300lbs	6-6	5.10	14	77	85.5 MORE>>	Patience is the theme of this evaluation. Okunlola arrived in Coral Gables as one of the most decorated offensive line recruits in the...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.