What does the 2025 NFL Draft‘s offensive line class look like off of initial viewings? On the latest episode of the PFN Scouting Podcast, we discuss this prompt and give our takes on some of the top offensive line prospects.
PFN Scouting Podcast: 2025 NFL Draft Offensive Line Preview Covers Emery Jones Jr., Kelvin Banks Jr.
The 2024 NFL Draft’s offensive line class broke records. Seven pure tackles went in Round 1 — Joe Alt, JC Latham, Olu Fashanu, Taliese Fuaga, Amarius Mims, Troy Fautanu, and Tyler Guyton — and that number jumps to nine if you count collegiate OTs Jordan Morgan and Graham Barton.
From start to finish, the 2024 OT class was distinguished for its top-end talent and early-round depth, and it left big shoes to fill for the upcoming 2025 class. The 2025 group may not have a prospect of Alt’s caliber, but there is indeed talent to unpack.
On the latest episode of the PFN Scouting Podcast, Pro Football Network NFL Draft Analyst Ian Cummings and NFL Draft and Fantasy Football Analyst Derek Tate introduced the 2025 offensive line class, focusing on offensive tackles and interior blockers.
Prospects like Emery Jones Jr., Kelvin Banks Jr., Jonah Savaiinaea, and Will Campbell headline our early tackle rankings, but other prospects like Josh Conerly Jr., Fernando Carmona, and Blake Miller also fielded mentions.
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Meanwhile, on the interior, the Alabama Crimson Tide boasts a formidable trio of Tyler Booker, Parker Brailsford, and Jaeden Roberts. And elsewhere, prospects like Donovan Jackson loom in the early-round conversation.
There’s still plenty of football left to be played and plenty of time for the rankings to change. But as it stands, the 2025 NFL Draft offensive line class already commands plenty of intrigue and appeal.
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