Kelvin Banks is a highly reliable and efficient player who wins with polished technique, exceptional footwork, and physicality at the point of attack. His ability to play with balance and poise makes him an immediate asset as a Day 1 starter at left tackle. While not the most dynamic athlete at his position, he is highly consistent and offers high red-zone protection value early in his career. Banks projects as one of the top offensive linemen in his class with the ability to anchor an NFL line for years to come

3rd-year Junior and multi-year starter at OT for LSU, Will Campbell transitioned into a cornerstone role on the offensive line early in his collegiate career. A long, athletic tackle with outstanding footwork and natural instincts in pass protection, Campbell’s smooth and fluid movements make him highly effective at mirroring edge rushers and maintaining pocket integrity.

Josh Simmons is a prominent offensive tackle for the Ohio State Buckeyes, standing at 6'5" and weighing 310 pounds. Simmons began his collegiate career at San Diego State University, where he started 13 games at right tackle as a redshirt freshman. He later transferred to Ohio State, securing the starting left tackle position and showcasing significant development in his technique and on-field performance.

His combination of size, athleticism, and technical refinement makes him an ideal fit for teams employing zone-blocking schemes that capitalize on his lateral agility and ability to operate in space. With continued development and a return to full health, Simmons has the potential to become a cornerstone of an NFL offensive line.