2025 NFL Draft Offensive Tackle Rankings

The offensive tackle class of 2025 has been bandied about with much banter amongst draft pundits alike.

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2025 NFL DRAFT BIBLE – OFFENSIVE TACKLES

The offensive tackle class of 2025 has been bandied about with much banter amongst draft pundits alike. It really comes down to what’s your flavor, as there is more assortment than a Baskin Robbins.

Other than quarterback, the offensive tackle positions are the most critical spots to building a successful roster and they are compensated accordingly. That is why with up to a half dozen offensive tackles projected to be selected on the first day of the draft, this class has a real opportunity to leave a defining impact on the league.

Our top offensive tackle prospect is Kelvin Banks out of Texas. He hasn’t moved from the top spot on our big board since the start of the season. That is due to refined mechanics, adequate length, big game experience and unparalleled consistency that all translates to the NFL. In fact, Banks has not missed a start at left tackle since his sophomore year of high school! Don’t anticipate that changing on Sundays.

Many prefer the talents of Will Campbell (photo: LSU Athletics) out of LSU. A blindside protector for both Garrett Nussmeier and Jayden Daniels during his time in Baton Rouge, Campbell has come under intense scrutiny due to his arm length (lack thereof). The Baton Rouge battering ram has pushed back against his naysayers, stating that his short arms are, ‘BS.’ The extreme inconsistencies in arm length measurements between the all-star games, combine and pro days didn’t lend to any clarity either, adding a layer of intrigue this April.

Only time will tell the impact of the much debated arm length conspiracies. However, longtime observers of the game are quick to point out the struggles in which Joe Thuney incurred during the Super Bowl, when he was asked to kick outside to tackle from his natural guard spot. After an Eagles sack party celebration that is still ongoing, Thuney was jettisoned out of Kansas City and sent to Chicago, in exchange for a fourth round pick.

Believe or not, there was more suspicious activity that occurred in Indianapolis. The sudden ascension of Armand Membou will be a fascinating case study that draft historians will dissect for years to come. That is because no one had Membou pegged as the top consensus tackle prospect prior to his stunning display of athletic prowess at the NFL Scouting Combine. Many personnel types will claim that the combine doesn’t dictate draft grades. Hogwash! Membou is the prime example of how prospects can use the Indianapolis showcase to catapult up draft boards, as he has now emerged as the ‘odds-on’ favorite to be the first offensive lineman chosen.

So we have three vastly different distinct types of offensive tackle vying to stake claim as the top tackle in the class. There is the fundamentally sound technician in Banks, who would seem to be the safest pick. Then, there is the nasty tenacious mauler of Campbell, who likely offers the most upside. Plus, the total finesse style of Membou who brings rare agility but lacks killer instinct.

We will be forced to wait until April 24th in Green Bay to see how all the drama unfolds.

2025 EDGE OFFENSIVE TACKLE BIG BOARD

RANK | PLAYER | SCHOOL | HEIGHT | WEIGHT | HAND | ARM | WING | 40 (10-YD), MPH | VERT | BROAD | SHUTTLE | 3-CONE | PROJ

1. Kelvin Banks Jr, Texas, 6051, 315, 1038, 3348, 8438, 5.16 (1.79), 19.89, n/a, 32”, 8-8, 4.66, 7.81, Rd1* (photo: Texas Athletics)

2. Will Campbell, LSU, 6057, 319, 0948, 3258, 7738, 4.98 (1.76), 20.05, n/a, 32”, 9-5, n/a, n/a, Rd1*

3. Armand Membou, Missouri, 6042, 332, 0968, 3348, 8200, 4.91 (1.74), 20.28, n/a, 34”, 9-7, n/a, n/a, Rd1

4. Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota, 6060, 331, 0948, 3318, 8078, 5.01 (1.75), 19.76, n/a, 29.5”, 9-3, 4.82, 7.81, Rd1

5. Josh Simmons, Ohio State, 6047, 317, 1000, 3300, 8200, 5.15, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, Rd2*

6. Anthony Belton, North Carolina State, 6060, 336, 1028, 3378, 8318, 5.26 (1.82), 18.77, n/a, 29.5”, 08-11, 4.69, 7.77, Rd2

7. Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon, 6045, 313, 1038, 3428, 8228, 5.05 (1.71), 18.87, 24, 34.5”, 08-07, n/a, n/a, Rd2

8. Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College, 6081, 316, 1038, 3300, 8100, 5.21 (1.77), 18.71, n/a, 08-10, 4.70, 7.71, Rd2

9. Charles Grant, William & Mary, 6047, 311, 1028, 3468, 8178, 5.05 (1.80), 20, 27”, 8-11, 4.95, 7.88, Rd3

10. Emery Jones, LSU, 6052, 315, 1068, 3428, 8148, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, Rd3*

11. Jalen Travis, Iowa State, 6076, 339, 1048, 3478, 8348, 5.14 (1.80), 19.18, n/a, 35”, 09-04, 4.94, 8.08, Rd3

12. Cameron Williams, Texas, 6056, 317, 1138, 3448, 8448, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, Rd3*

13. Dalton Cooper, Oklahoma State, 6054, 323, 0958, 3348, 7978, 4.99, n/a, 28”, 9-0, 4.64, 7.90, Rd4

14. Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, Florida, 6072, 316, 1048, 3400, 8348, 5.33 (1.87), 18.92, n/a, 24.5”, 08-00, 4.91, 8.15, Rd4

15. Jack Nelson, Wisconsin, 6070, 314, 1000, 3348, 8138, n/a, 23, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, Rd4

16. Bryce Cabeldue, Kansas, 6046, 306, 0918, 3248, 8038, 4.95, n/a, 32”, 9-6, 4.59, 7.71, Rd4

17. Logan Brown, Kansas, 6063, 311, 1000, 3378, 8400, 5.18 (1.75), 18.56, n/a, 32”, 09-03, 4.51, 7.75, Rd5

18. Myles Hinton, Michigan, 6066, 323, 1028, 3418, 8268, n/a, n/a, 31.5”, n/a, 4.94, n/a, Rd5

19. Branson Taylor, Pittsburgh, 6060, 315, 0968, 3358, 8228, 5.20, n/a, 28.5”, 8-8, 4.62, 7.34, Rd5

20. Carson Vinson, Alabama A&M, 6070, 321, 1028, 3458, 8468, 5.12 (1.80), 19.45, n/a, 28.5”, 09-03, 4.85, 7.51, Rd6

21. Trey Wedig, Indiana, 6065, 313, 1000, 3348, 8258, 5.21, 17, 31”, 8-11, 4.90, 7.90, Rd6

22. Xavier Truss, Georgia, 6071, 309, 1048, 3300, 8278, 5.24 (1.82), 18.91, n/a, 26”, 8-7, 5.01, 7.82, Rd6

23. Jordan Williams, Georgia Tech, 6054, 321, 1000, 3400, 8168, n/a, 23, 32”, 9-1, n/a, n/a, Rd7

24. John Williams, Cincinnati, 6041, 322, 1100, 3378, 8148, 5.17 (1.80), 19.19, n/a, 29, 4.72, 7.93, Rd7

25. Hollin Pierce, Rutgers, 6083, 341, 0978, 3600, 8828, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, Rd7

26. Esa Pole, Washington State, 6052, 323, 0978, 3358, 8138, 5.29 (1.87), 23, 29”, 8-4, 4.72, 8.03, HPFA

27. Reid Holskey, Miami-Ohio, 6061, 302, 0948, 3238, 7838, 5.09, 31, 28.5”, 9-5, 4.69, 7.63, HPFA

28. Chase Lundt, UConn, 6074, 304, 0958, 3258, 7768, n/a, 20, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, HPFA

29. Ajani Cornelius, Oregon, 6045, 312, 0948, 3400, 8368, n/a, n/a,, 29.5”, 8-9, n/a, n/a, HPFA

30. Quinn Carroll, Minnesota, 6064, 318, 0978, 3228, 8000, 5.59, 29, 27”, 8-10, 4.81, 7.83, HPFA

31. Gareth Warren, Lindenwood, 6054, 328, 0958, 3358, 7900, 5.22, 19, 30”, 9-2, 4.83, 8.09, Rd7

32. John Campbell, Tennessee, 6053, 318, 1078, 3358, 8028, 5.46 (1.81), n/a, 29”, 8-0, 5.01, Rd6

33. Amari Kight, UCF, 6057, 314, 0928, 3348, 8000, 5.26, 17, 28.5”, 9-1, 5.01, 8.19, HPFA

34. Aiden Williams, Minnesota-Duluth, 6055, 314, 0938, 3228, 7948, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a,n/a, PFA

35. Malcolm Lamar, FAU, 6041, 318, 0948, 3458, 8628, n/a, 25, 24”, n/a, n/a, n/a, n/a, HPFA

36. Nick Malone, West Virginia, 6047, 295, 0928, 3178, 7748, 5.06, 26, 26.5”, 8-9, 4.80, 7.66, HPFA

37. Payton Collins, Eastern Kentucky, 6061, 299, 0900, 3348, 8068, 5.26, 17, 24.5”, 8-10, 4.82, 7.97

38. Nate Williams, San Diego State, 6052, 304, 0968, 3328, 7868, 5.44, 17, 24.5”, 8-2, 4.98, 8.03, HPFA

39. Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan, Oregon State, 6082, 315, 1000, 3578, 8548, 5.35, 19, 28, 9-1, 5.08, 7.87, HPFA

40. Gerald Mincey, Kentucky, 6060, 341, 1058, 3458, 8438, 6.02, 20, 29.5”, 8-0, 5.15, 8.60, PFA

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