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Here are the top 10 interior offensive linemen in this year's draft class, per PFF's NFL Draft Guide.
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1. O'Cyrus Torrence, Florida
BIG BOARD RANK: 34
Torrence is a plug-and-play guard who's best suited for gap schemes, but I wouldn't pigeonhole him by any means.
2. Steve Avila, TCU
BIG BOARD RANK: 41
Avila is a relatively safe bet to be a plus pass-protecting guard at the next level.
3. Luke Wypler, Ohio State
BIG BOARD RANK: 47
Wypler is well beyond his years from a technical standpoint. How many times do you hear of an early draft declaree at center?
4. John Michael Schmitz, Minnesota
BIG BOARD RANK: 52
Schmitz may never be a Pro-Bowler with his physical tools, but you're not going to complain about starting him, either.
5. Joe Tippmann, Wisconsin
BIG BOARD RANK: 62
Tippman's blend of size and athleticism can be a weapon if deployed properly in the NFL.
6. Andrew Vorhees, USC
BIG BOARD RANK: 131
Vorhees is likely a starter at the next level but is just going to be physically limited.
7. Olusegun Oluwatimi, Michigan
BIG BOARD RANK: 138
8. Chandler Zavala, North Carolina State
BIG BOARD RANK: 139
9. Jarrett Patterson, Notre Dame
BIG BOARD RANK: 146
10. Jaxson Kirkland, Washington
BIG BOARD RANK: 154
There are too many limitations to Kirkland's game to get too excited, but he still has a path to a starting role.
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