It's got a couple of All-World athletes that would be top-10 picks already if we held the draft tomorrow. It's got a trio of inexperienced tackles who are a tier below physically, but showed high-end coordination in their limited action. It's got two prodigiously powerful tackles who throw around SEC defensive ends.
And it's got a couple of incredibly nimble offensive tackles with play strength concerns. By the time next spring rolls around, I would guess we'll see another half-dozen or so tackles end up going amongst the top-32. Positional rankings: IOL • S • LB • DT • TE • OT • RB • CB • EDGE • WR • QB Note: ⭐️ represents each player's 247Sports star rating as a high school recruit Trevor Goosby would have been my top tackle if he had come out after last season, but with only a year and a half of starting experience, Goosby opted to return to a loaded Texas roster.
Physically, there are no holes to poke in his game. He's got an ideal frame, ideal size, ideal movement skills and ideal ability to generate power. While he started slowly in 2025, by the end of the season, his tape was dominant.
If we see that same guy or even a better one in 2026, Goosby will quite comfortably be the best senior offensive tackle prospect this decade. Trevor Goosby pic.twitter.com/QZROmOvpfk Jordan Seaton is the kind of "know it when you see it" athlete for the position who has everything you could want to hang with NFL-caliber athletes on the edge. Quick feet, long arms, and urgent hands are his calling cards.
I'm not too worried about those translating to a bump up in competition in the SEC after playing last year at Colorado. I am still worried about the run game, where Seaton isn't much of a people mover and can struggle to sustain blocks. He reminds me a bit of Olu Fashanu because of that.
With a good season, he'll likely be drafted higher than Fashanu's 11th-overall selection. Jordan Seaton pass pro pic.twitter.com/tvCBvcM0vn I couldn't help but be reminded, when watching Lance Heard's tape last year at Tennessee, of a recent first-round tackle by the Volunteers. Herald prodigious power in his hands that's reminiscent of Darnell Wright's senior tape.
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