Offensive Tackle Rankings 2027 NFL Draft

22 offensive tackles ranked

OFFENSIVE TACKLE RANKINGS 2027 NFL DRAFT

Tackle is the healthy part of this offensive line class, and a typical year: two inside our top fifteen and five inside the top thirty-two, the same spread as most of the last seven.

Indiana's Carter Smith leads 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, giving up seven pressures on the blindside in his first year there. SMU's PJ Williams brings 29 career starts, a captaincy and second-team All-ACC honours at right tackle, allowing two sacks on the season.

The middle of the group is tightly packed, so arm length and scheme fit are likely to separate these tackles rather than the tape.

LAST UPDATED: 09/28/2026

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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	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...
8	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...
9	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...
10	OT Andrew Sprague	6-8 315lbs 5.15	OT	315lbs	6-8	5.15	26	177.5	85.3 MORE>>	Twelve starts at right tackle as a redshirt freshman in the Big Ten is its own scouting report. Sprague held Michigan's right side all...
11	OT Anthonie Knapp	6-4 296lbs 5.30	OT	296lbs	6-4	5.30	9	48.6	85.1 MORE>>	Knapp is a smart, balanced blocker whose processing and run-game feel play older than his class year, a two-year Notre Dame left tackle...
12	OT Brandon Baker	6-4 308lbs 5.25	OT	308lbs	6-4	5.25	18	122.5	84.8 MORE>>	Trajectory is the story here. Baker took over the right tackle job in 2025 and drew Ohio State's pass rush in his first career start, a...

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.