NFL draft season is nearly upon us. And with that comes the PFF NFL Draft Guide, which comes loaded with scouting reports and advanced data on the class' top draft prospects.
Here are the top 10 offensive tackles in this year's draft class, per PFF's NFL Draft Guide.
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1. Paris Johnson Jr., Ohio State
BIG BOARD RANK: 13
You can expect some growing pains early on due to Johnson's limited experience, but that's the nature of the tackle position. If he's dedicated to his craft, he'll be a stud.
2. Peter Skoronski, Northwestern
BIG BOARD RANK: 15
Skoronski has the highest floor of any offensive lineman in the draft class. It may just come at guard, though.
3. Broderick Jones, Georgia
BIG BOARD RANK: 18
Another year of seasoning could have made Jones a top-five pick. He still may end up close to that range with his dominant physical skill set.
4. Anton Harrison, Oklahoma
BIG BOARD RANK: 30
Harrison could have really upped his draft stock with another year in a college weight room. He may have to be “redshirted” out the gate, but I'd bet money on him being a plus pass protector in time.
5. Dawand Jones, Ohio State
BIG BOARD RANK: 44
He has to be put in a certain role, but in that, he could dominate. If you have a mobile quarterback, this is the guy you want at right tackle.
6. Matthew Bergeron, Syracuse
BIG BOARD RANK: 54
Bergeron is solid in so many ways, but he lacks a lot of high-end plays on tape that get you excited.
7. Darnell Wright, Tennessee
BIG BOARD RANK: 71
Wright is an ascending tackle with a ton of experience against top competition in a class chock-full of inexperienced tackles.
8. Jaelyn Duncan, Maryland
BIG BOARD RANK: 84
9. Cody Mauch, North Dakota State
BIG BOARD RANK: 91
Mauch is an outstanding fit for any team that gets their offensive linemen out on the move in the run game. It just might take him a few years to get there in pass protection.
10. Tyler Steen, Alabama
BIG BOARD RANK: 128