2023 NFL Draft Big Board: Offensive tackle
Skoronski is a two-time first-team All-Big Ten selection. Last season, he allowed only one sack in 882 offensive snaps.
Despite being known more for his technique, he had the second-best vertical jump (34.50 inches) and broad jump (9-foot-7) among offensive linemen.
Over the last three seasons, Johnson gave up three sacks across 1,621 offensive snaps. In 2022, he recorded a PFF grade of 83.0.
At Ohio State, he started games at both guard and tackle. His athleticism and length give him the potential to thrive at either spot.
Jones was a standout at the combine. His 4.97-second 40-yard dash led all offensive linemen.
Last season, Jones did not allow a sack in 933 offensive snaps. He has solidified himself as the top-three option in a talented offensive tackle class.
In college, Jones thrived at right tackle, and he should continue to play on the right side in the NFL.
He is built to play in a run-heavy offense. Over the last two seasons, he has posted a PFF run block grade of 91.5, which leads all offensive tackles.
Concurrently, he did not give up a sack in 763 offensive snaps last season.
Harrison has an argument to be ranked higher, but Harrison, Dawand Jones, and Broderick Jones are all separated by a thin margin.
Like the other tackles, Harrison is coming off a tremendous season. He gave up only one sack in 862 offensive snaps.
Some questions have been raised about his athleticism, but he ran a 4.98-second 40-yard dash at the combine (tied for second-fastest among offensive linemen).
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