2023 NFL Draft Big Board: Top 5 players at each position

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Offensive lineman O’Cyrus Torrence of Florida speaks to the media during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 04, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) /

2023 NFL Draft Big Board: Interior offensive line

840. . . . O'Cyrus Torrence. 1. player

Torrence is going to be a steal in the late first round. Over the last three seasons, he has given up zero sacks and one quarterback hit in 2,206 total offensive snaps.

In 2022, he led all Power 5 guards with an 88.0 PFF grade.

At 330 pounds, Torrence is a commanding presence. On many plays, he simply overpowers opposing defenders:

. . Luke Wypler. 2. player. 812.

Wypler is the top center on the board.

Over the last two seasons, he has played 1,687 offensive snaps. He allowed only one sack and recorded a PFF run block grade of 89.2.

809. . . . Joe Tippmann. 3. player

Tippman logged some snaps at right guard before moving over to center full-time. Over the last seasons, he allowed one sack and had an 88.3 PFF run block grade across 1,445 offensive snaps.

4. player. 852. . . . John Michael Schmitz

At Minnesota, Schmitz was a four-year starter at center. Last season, he led all FBS centers with a 92.3 overall PFF grade.

Steve Avila. 5. player. 872. . .

During his college career, Avila played snaps at left tackle, left guard, center, right guard, and right tackle. At the next level, guard seems like the most natural fit. Last season, he logged 1,010 offensive snaps for the Horned Frogs at left guard, and he did not allow a single sack.

Honorable mentions: Andrew Vorhees, Olusegun Oluwatimi, Nick Broeker

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