NFL free agency is a year-round process, as teams scout opposing players to beat them during the season and perhaps sign them in the offseason.
As the 2025–26 NFL season comes to a close, free agency is coming into focus, and teams are beginning to evaluate potential targets to address roster deficiencies. Here are the top offensive tackles slated to hit free agency in 2026.
For now, each player’s profile includes three-year snap counts and three-year PFF grades, offering a broader, more stable view of performance than a single-season spike or dip.
Click here for PFF's full list of the top 250 free agents.

1. Rasheed Walker, Green Bay Packers
Snaps: 3,170 | PFF grade: 69.8
Walker will need to clean up his run blocking, where he earned no better than a 56.3 PFF grade in any of the past three seasons, but the team that signs him (or re-signs him) will look forward to getting a relatively consistent left tackle in pass protection.
2. Jermaine Eluemunor, New York Giants
Snaps: 2,918 | PFF grade: 70.8
Despite a disastrous 2025 season in New York that included the midseason firing of Brian Daboll, Jermaine Eluemunor was a clear bright spot along the Giants' offensive line. New York ranked fifth in PFF pass-blocking grade, with Eluemunor playing a central role. He sits 16th among qualified tackles in pass-blocking grade (76.8) since 2024 and is tied for seventh in pressure rate allowed (4.3%). He has also graded in the 74th percentile on true pass sets and the 79th percentile overall as a pass-blocker over the past two seasons.
3. Braxton Jones, Chicago Bears
Snaps: 1,653 | PFF grade: 74.6
Jones played just 210 snaps in 2025 after suffering a knee injury in Week 4, but he was effective when healthy in prior action. As a starter in 2024, he earned an 80.8 PFF pass-blocking grade and a 70.2 PFF run-blocking grade. While the 26-year-old will need to improve his pressure-to-sack conversion rate, his track record could still warrant a starting opportunity.
4. Rob Havenstein, Los Angeles Rams
Snaps: 2,180 | PFF grade: 76.9
Havenstein appeared in just seven games during the 2025 season after dealing with an ankle injury, but he was more consistent in the years prior. From 2020 to 2024, the Rams' right tackle earned an overall PFF grade of 86.1 along with a 90.2 PFF run-blocking mark. While the 33-year-old has been less effective in pass protection, he could still draw interest as a starting option on the edge.
5. Braden Smith, Indianapolis Colts
Snaps: 2,072 | PFF grade: 75.3
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6. Trent Brown, Houston Texans
Snaps: 1,265 | PFF grade: 79.0
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7. Elijah Wilkinson, Atlanta Falcons
Snaps: 1,598 | PFF grade: 63.8
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8. Jack Conklin, Cleveland Browns
Snaps: 1,223 | PFF grade: 65.2
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9. Jonah Williams, Arizona Cardinals
Snaps: 2,022 | PFF grade: 60.7
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10. Kendall Lamm, Miami Dolphins
Snaps: 1,132 | PFF grade: 69.1
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11. Justin Skule, Minnesota Vikings
Snaps: 969 | PFF grade: 68.7
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12. Jamaree Salyer, Los Angeles Chargers
Snaps: 2,048 | PFF grade: 57.7
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13. Yosh Nijman, Carolina Panthers
Snaps: 783 | PFF grade: 63.9
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14. Thayer Munford Jr., New England Patriots
Snaps: 864 | PFF grade: 66.2
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15. George Fant, Seattle Seahawks
Snaps: 1,034 | PFF grade: 63.1
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16. Josh Jones, Seattle Seahawks
Snaps: 555 | PFF grade: 63.1
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