1. Kelvin Banks Jr., Tackle, Texas – Coaches’ dream of an offensive tackle who understands how to play the position and could also move to guard if asked to do so.

2. Will Campbell, Tackle, LSU – Dealt with the best edge rushers the SEC had to offer for the last two seasons. One of the most NFL-ready offensive line prospects in recent memory.

3. Armand Membou, Tackle, Missouri – While he may not be as refined as Banks or Campbell, he is a high-ceiling prospect because of his insane movement capabilities for his size.

4. Josh Simmons, Tackle, Ohio State – Brings a little bit of nastiness to the position as a guy who will finish blocks downfield and does not stop until the whistle is blown.

5. Tyler Booker, Guard, Alabama – Should be an immediate day-one starter at guard, where he could be a Pro Bowl player for the entirety of his career. The best guard in this class by far.

6. Josh Conerly Jr., Tackle, Oregon – Pass protection specialist who can be a franchise cornerstone left tackle.

7. Grey Zabel, Tackle/Guard, North Dakota State – Has an innate understanding of how to play offensive line, and started at 4 different spots on the line in college. It will be interesting to see what role an NFL team will ask him to play.

8. Aireontae Ersery, Tackle, Minnesota – A slight developmental project but has prototypical size, strength, and athleticism for the position.

9. Marcus Mbow, Tackle, Purdue – A major developmental project, but looks like an offensive tackle that was built in a lab.

10. Donovan Jackson, Tackle/Guard, Ohio State – Could come in right away as a team’s 6th linemen who can play both tackle and guard spots competently.

11. Wyatt Milium, Tackle, West Virginia – Powerful run-blocker who would fare much better in a team that utilizes gap schemes as opposed to zone schemes.

12. Cam Williams, Tackle, Texas – A mountain of a man who exhibits incredible footwork and finesse for a man of his size.

13. Jonah Savaiinaea, Guard, Arizona – A tackle in college whose brute strength and power project better at the guard position in the modern NFL.

14. Jared Wilson, Center, Georgia – the premier center in this draft class, may be a day 2 or 3 pick and start immediately.

15. Charles Grant, Tackle, William and Mary – A developmental project whose raw athleticism and great production jump out as a guy who can succeed in the NFL.