College Football offensive linemen bracket

Every current College Football offensive linemen, best known first. Fill out a college Football offensive linemen bracket of 4 to 64 and pick a winner in every matchup until one is left.
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Round of 16

1A. Falk
16A. Fox
8I. Fisher
9J. Ashford
4C. Romo
13M. Ray
5C. Anderson
12M. Roser
2A. Boyd
15P. Knoebel
7G. Lassley
10J. Brambila
3B. Nazworth
14N. Elwood
EC
6E. Campbell
JP
11J. Perales

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

Seeds

Drag to reorder (or tap one, then tap where it goes). The top 16 are in. Changing seeds keeps the picks that still fit. The top 200 are listed.

1
Alec Falk
2
Alex Boyd
3
Brandon Nazworth
4
Caden Romo
5
Cole Anderson
6
EC
Eli Campbell
7
Gary Lassley
8
Ian Fisher
9
Jon Ashford
10
Jonny Brambila
11
JP
Justus Perales
12
Marcus Roser
13
Michael Ray
14
Nathan Elwood
15
Peyton Knoebel
16
Alex Fox
–
Allen Jones Jr.
–
Amarie Archer
–
August Weight
–
Brandon Smith
–
Carlos Slayden
–
Colin Lyons
–
Daxton Christman-Gourley
–
Dayne Shor
–
Ian Falkner
–
Jason Hoskins
–
Jon Stephens
–
Jonas Mann
–
Jonathan Gould
–
Lorvens Barthelemy
–
Max Mobley
–
Melvin Puckett
–
Nate Hampton
–
Nick Stopiak
–
Baker Hickman
–
Bear Fretwell
–
Billy Roby
–
Bryson Cooley
–
Casey Poe
–
Chris Booker
–
Davis Peterson
–
Ethan Fields
–
Jackson Lloyd
–
Jared Graham
–
Jayvin James
–
JD Martin
–
Michael Carroll
–
Nick Brooks
–
Racin Delgatty
–
Ty Haywood
–
Tyrell Miller
–
Al Oliver
–
Ben Jones
–
Caden Muskus
–
Cayden Sweatt
–
Daniel Davis
–
Danny Stevens
–
Devon Manuel
–
Eisa Evans
–
Greydon Grimes
–
JH
Jahlon Harris
–
Jarvis Potts
–
Jayden Thomas
–
Kamron Burris
–
Nick Kashubara
–
Scottland Dover
–
TG
Tre Glover
–
Trent Ramsey
–
Tyriq Poindexter
–
Alexander Doost
–
Grayson Stovall
–
Isaac Perez
–
Jake Griffin
–
Javian Goo
–
Jaxon Griffin
–
Keona Peat
–
Khalil Sanogo
–
Louis Akpa
–
Malachi Joyner
–
Matthew Lado
–
Nathan Hale
–
Tristan Bounds
–
Zach Henning
–
Aaron Smith
–
Adam Hawkes
–
Alex Johnson
–
Ben Mubenga
–
Brooks Edmonson
–
Caden Kitler
–
Carey Clayton
–
Daniel Grein
–
Emmanuel Flor
–
Hugh Smith
–
Jonas Nantze
–
Josiah Clemons
–
Kaden Bramlage
–
Kash Courtney
–
Kavion Broussard
–
Kobe Branham
–
Lucas Possenti
–
Malachi Breland
–
Payton Parks-Smith
–
Terence Roberson Jr.
–
Ben Britton
–
Ben Konopka
–
Braeden Helmkamp
–
Carter Glab
–
Chuck Johnson
–
Donald Jurek
–
Henry Appleton
–
Jack Manning
–
Jake Clapper
–
James Bland
–
Kyle Baltazar
–
Kyle Kloska
–
Michael Goodale
–
Miles Hagan
–
Paolo Gennarelli
–
Tyler Lee
–
Xavier Archawski
–
Xzavier Grabher
–
Aiden Kehm
–
Baker North
–
Cade Channell
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Cameron Ambrose
–
Cape Johnson
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Cooper Sherrod
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Gabe Fortson
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JB Hoehn
–
Josh Austin
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Landry Cannon
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Manasse Itete
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Mason Myers
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Noah Hacker
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Talan Chandler
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Trason Hunt
–
Tristian Smith
–
Wil Saxton
–
Brent Helton
–
Champ Westbrooks
–
Cortavius Tisaby
–
Desean Bryant Jr.
–
Doughless Teloma
–
FL
Filiva'a Lokotui
–
Jalen Klemm
–
Jarmaine Mitchell
–
Luke Baklenko
–
Maki Stewart
–
Makua Pule
–
Manamo'ui Muti
–
Marques Uini
–
Matai Jefferson
–
Niniva Nicholson
–
Rob Lapuaho
–
SL
Siosaia Lapuaho
–
Tana Alo-Tupuola
–
Terrell Kim
–
Wade Helton
–
Xander Ruggeroli
–
Bear McWhorter
–
Cade Barnett
–
Cole Best
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Cole Skinner
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Deryc Plazz
–
Harrison Clemmer
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Jack Leyrer
–
Jacob Strand
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Jo Simmons
–
John Henry Flatt
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Kail Ellis
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Kenneth McManus IV
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Mason Mathis
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Mykall Lundy-Foster
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Parker Pritchett
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Stanton Ramil
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Tai Buster
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TJ Hedrick
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Blake Scriber
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Brady Barrowman
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Chris Hood
–
Cole Mosier
–
Evan Downer
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Grant Haworth
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Jackson Ruess
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Jacob Jeudy
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Kaden Mayle
–
Luke Dalton
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Misael Sandoval
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Nolan Cicero
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Ryan Eldridge
–
Sam Spicer
–
Tristan Cook
–
Zach Bandy
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Zion Haney
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Alessandro Lorenzetti
–
Asher Hale
–
Cayden Tone
–
Cole Rhett
–
Connor Cameron
–
Cooper Lovelace

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Every current College Football offensive linemen, best known first.

Every pick and every finished ranking here counts toward the top college Football offensive linemen for November 2026.

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