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Feb 24, 2016 · Peter King. Feb 24, 2016. A cautionary tale for what used to be far more of a sure thing: picking an offensive tackle high in the NFL draft. Look at this list of tackles picked in the top 10...
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- Anthony Munoz. Team(s): Cincinnati Bengals. While a few of the top offensive tackles on this list are well deserving of the top spot, it is hard to list any of those players above the Cincinnati Bengals great Anthony Munoz.
- Jonathan Ogden. Team(s): Baltimore Ravens. The Baltimore Ravens inaugural draft selection Jonathan Ogden didn’t let the organization down as he became a household name around the NFL while helping to block for a Ravens team that loved to run the football.
- Walter Jones. Team(s): Seattle Seahawks. A third left tackle that dominated on the field is the former Florida State Seminoles and Seattle Seahawks great Walter Jones.
- Art Shell. Team(s): Oakland Raiders. One name that can be slotted in the Top 10 Offensive Tackle All-Time is the former Oakland Raiders great Art Shell.
- Paris Johnson Jr., Ohio State. In the midseason edition of the top 10 offensive tackles list, Penn State’s Olumuyiwa Fashanu was our OT1. He ultimately returned to school for the 2024 NFL Draft cycle, leaving the OT1 mantle up for grabs.
- Anton Harrison, Oklahoma. Anton Harrison is consistently listed as a top-five offensive tackle, and yet, he still might be a bit underrated in the eyes of the consensus.
- Broderick Jones, Georgia. Broderick Jones was an early candidate to take a leap across the 2022 campaign. While he didn’t undergo enough refinement as desired, Jones did show more than enough to solidify his place as a likely first-round OT in the 2023 NFL Draft.
- Darnell Wright, Tennessee. PFN had an early-round grade on Darnell Wright heading into the season, and he did nothing but validate that grade in 2022 while earning first-team All-SEC honors.
Apr 21, 2023 · The 12 best offensive tackles in the 2023 NFL Draft, ranked. How many tackles will be picked in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft and beyond? By Justin Melo @JustinM_NFL Apr 21, 2023,...
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- Peter Skoronski, Northwestern (Junior | 6-4, 315) 2022 Grade: 89.3. Play Style: Technician. Initial Round Projection: 1st. Skoronski is quite comfortably the most NFL-ready offensive lineman in the draft class.
- Paris Johnson Jr., Ohio State (Junior | 6-6, 310) 2022 Grade: 83.4. Play Style: All-Around Athlete. Initial Round Projection: 1st. Johnson is the closest thing to a “lab-built” offensive tackle in this draft class.
- Anton Harrison, Oklahoma (Junior | 6-5, 315) 2022 Grade: 72.6. Play Style: Light-Footed Pass Protector. Initial Round Projection: 1st. Harrison has the uncoachable smoothness that you can’t help but admire from a 300-plus-pounder.
- Broderick Jones, Georgia (RS Sophomore | 6-4, 310) 2022 Grade: 78.5. Play Style: Bully. Initial Round Projection: 1-2. When Jones squares up a defensive end cleanly, he’s the most impressive tackle in the class.
May 25, 2023 · By Gordon McGuinness. Posted May 25, 2023 6:00 am EDT. • Philadelphia is home to the NFL's top OT duo: Lane Johnson comes in at No. 2 in these rankings, while Jordan Mailata finds himself at No. 6.
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Jul 15, 2022 · Here are Touchdown Wire’s 12 best offensive tackles heading into the 2022 NFL season — along with links to our position lists to date, which lead to our list of the 101 best players overall. The NFL’s top 13 safeties
