Building off my edge rankings, here's how I see the top offensive tackles in this draft. Overall, I don't like this class very much, especially at the top, where I don't see anyone near a Penei Sewell level. I do kind of like the depth and might be willing to wait until round 2 or 3 to grab the future right tackle, and one that can possibly play the left side.
GUYS LIKELY TO BE GONE
Francis Mauigoa, Miami (6-5½, 328, 5.14): I don't see what the fuss is all about. Is he a good player and an immediate starter? Yes. Am I sure he's a tackle? No. He looks and moves like a guard. If he lost some weight, or at least added good weight, he could be a good tackle. He's solid all-around and rarely gets beat. Why didn't Miami play him at right tackle?
Spencer Fano, Utah (6-5½, 312, 4.92): He's got good athletic ability overall. He's very raw with his technique. Does have left tackle potential, just needs a lot of development. Did pretty well against David Bailey, the Texas Tech edge rusher who is likely to be the first one off the board. Has more upside than Mauigoa and is a much better athlete. He's just more raw. He'd be my top left tackle choice.
Monroe Freeling, Georgia (6-7½, 317, 4.98): Looks the part on film. He's got a little nastiness to him. Gets to the second level and doesn't make a Whole lot of mistakes, pretty fundamentally sound. I think he has left tackle upside in the NFL, probably more of a right tackle, reminds me of Spencer Brown from the Bills. Some Kolton Miller comps, which I'm not opposed to. Has that potential.
Caleb Lomu, Utah (6-6, 311, 5.01): Very similar to his teammate, Fano, just not as nasty. Good-looking athlete. Went up against David Bailey a lot and held his own. Good feet, like him. Was a left tackle in college and has that potential.
COULD LAST UNTIL 31 AND BEYOND
Max Iheanachor, Arizona State (6-6, 321, 4.90): Relatively new to football, but he has all the tools you're looking for. Core strength and hand usage need work. If he checks out with the potential to learn, I would be in on this. Outside chance he could be a left tackle. Arms were 33 7/8.
Gennings Dunker, Iowa (6-5, 319, 5.19): Some people think he's going to be guard ... I don't really care, I love him. If there was one guy I want for the offensive line, it's Dunker with his red hair, mullet and mustache. Talk about nasty and a glasseater. I take him and figure it out later. He could be the future RT, or he could be the starting RG and allow you to deal Mike Onwenu. He's my favorite guy pound for pound from this group.
Blake Miller, Clemson (6-6 ½, 318, 5.05): Played in a terrible offense for evaluation as he was never in a three-point stance. Not overly impressive. Does not look like a first-rounder to me. Doesn't do anything all that well, really. Good on outside zone runs and getting to the second level, but doesn't really stand out. He always plays, never misses a game or a practice. But other than that, pretty unremarkable.
LATER PROSPECTS
Jude Bowry, Boston College (6-5, 315, 5.10): Loved his film. Light on his feet. This kid's got tremendous upside. Why aren't people talking about him more?
Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern (6-7½, 323, no 40): Starting LT for the Wildcats. Has some nastiness to him. Pretty good kick slide. Don't know how quick he is. He looks like an old-school left tackle. Another guy who looks like Spencer Brown. Liked him overall. Potential to be a solid starter.
Austin Barber, Florida (6-7, 318, 5.13): Despite being the Gators' LT, like a right tackle-only player to me, similar to Miller but probably a slightly lesser version. Held his own against Ruben Bain's power. Liked him as a later-round choice.
Dametrious Crownoever, Texas A&M (6-7, 319, 5.15): He's a big Boy. Got a little nasty to him. Big butt. I like him a lot. I think he's better than Marcus Bryant.
J.C. Davis, Illinois (6-4½, 319, 5.13): I like Davis. He's solid with long arms. Played left tackle, will be a right tackle.
Diego Pounds, Mississippi (6-6, 328, 5.17): One scout compared him to Dan Skipper. He loves to down block in the running game, has physicality, and is nasty. Film was good versus Georgia. All he was doing is winning his reps. Seems underrated to me.
DON'T LOVE THEM FOR THE PATRIOTS
Kadyn Proctor, Alabama (6-6½, 358, 5.19): More of a Trent Brown type winds with size and strength. Kind of just does enough on his assignment, not a whole lot of extra effort. Has definite off-field concerns with weight and football character. Would not feel good about this selection unless you have great character intel.
Markel Bell, Miami (6-9, 348, 5.43): Just ... no. Talk about Trent Brown flashbacks - and not in a good way.
Drew Shelton, Penn State (6-5, 313, 5.19): Left tackle for Penn State. Looks like Will Campbell wearing 66. Wonder if Will Campbell was like his idol, with this number. Lurches a lot. Misfires on just about every single block. He's just okay. He needs a lot of work.
Isaiah World, Oregon (6-5 ½, 323, no 40): Coming back from an ACL, but his film before that was not impressive.