2025 NFL Draft: Highlighting the best pass protectors in the class

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While certain NFL teams are making their push for the playoffs, others have sunk to the bottom of the standings and are already turning their attention to free agency and the upcoming draft.

For these franchises, many of which have been let down by subpar pass protection, finding reliable offensive linemen will be a top priority. So, as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, teams in need of support along the offensive line will closely evaluate the best pass protectors in the class.

A few weeks ago, we introduced a metric called “Pass-Protection Win Rate,” which measures how frequently an offensive lineman successfully completes a pass-blocking rep without being beaten (plays excluding screens, RPOs and spikes).

Here is how offensive linemen from the 2025 draft class have fared after eight weeks of college action.

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Tackle | Interior offensive line

Offensive Tackles 

Interior Offensive Linemen