The 2025 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and with the marquee weekend of the offseason less than two months away, the hype and excitement surrounding this year's event is already heating up.
Over the next several weeks, we're going to take a look at some position groups in this year's class while examining a handful of names to know. Let's start with the offensive tackles.
Six Names to Know
Depending on where you look, the various experts from around the web have identified a handful of players who are widely considered the top offensive tackle prospects in this year's class.
Here's a look at six players to know.
Will Campbell – LSU
Measurables: 6-foot-6, 319 pounds with 32 5/8-inch arms
Snapshot: Campbell started 38 games over the last three seasons, logging at least 800 snaps at left tackle in each campaign. He yielded just four sacks in that time, including just two across 558 pass-blocking snaps in 2024. Campbell is the consensus top tackle on the board and will likely be taken somewhere in the top 15 picks.
Big Board Rankings:
Pro Football Focus (Post-Combine): No. 6 overall (No. 1 OT)
Daniel Jeremiah (NFL.com) Top 50 (March 6): No. 9 overall (No. 1 OT)
Expert Analysis:
NFL.com: "Campbell has ideal height, bulk and athleticism for his position. In pass pro, he stays square, bends well and keeps his hands in tight…In the run game, he can wash defenders on down blocks and he stays attached to/through the whistle…He is just scratching the surface of his potential and should start at tackle for a decade, provided he stays healthy."
For more on Campbell, check out his draft profile at NFL.com.
Armand Membou – Missouri
Measurables: 6-foot-4, 332 pounds with 33 ½-inch arms
Snapshot: The Tigers' starting right tackle since late in the 2022 campaign, Membou – who didn't allow a sack across 411 pass-blocking snaps last year – put the league on notice with an outstanding performance at the NFL Scouting Combine. A tremendous athlete, Membou led all offensive linemen in the broad jump (9 feet, 7 inches) while ranking second in the 40-yard dash (4.91 seconds) and fourth in the vertical jump (34 inches). Additionally, Membou's vertical jump was the second-highest by a 330-pound prospect at the Combine since 2003.
Big Board Rankings:
Pro Football Focus (Post-Combine): No. 11 overall (No. 2 OT)
Daniel Jeremiah (NFL.com) Top 50 (March 6): No. 11 overall (No. 2 OT)
Expert Analysis:
NFL.com: "Membou is a thick/square right tackle prospect with long arms. In pass pro, he explodes out of his stance and shoots his right hand to stab opponents before reworking both hands to control. He can bend and redirect smoothly. He does a good job of staying square throughout the down…While some teams might view him as a guard, I have no doubt he's a starting-caliber tackle after getting a chance to see him compete in person."
For more on Membou, check out his draft profile at NFL.com.