Georgia, Alabama Interior Offensive Line Prospects Could Go Early in the 2025 NFL Draft

Pro teams that need to boost their running game or their pass protection will find plenty of possibilities among these hefty blockers.
Georgia, Alabama Interior Offensive Line Prospects Could Go Early in the 2025 NFL Draft
Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15) looks for a receiver during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Tennessee, Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023, in Knoxville, Tenn. AP Photo/Wade Payne
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When you’re watching college football this weekend, you’ll undoubtedly see a lot of terrific run plays up the middle. There will be lots of quarterbacks standing tall in the pocket with time to deliver the ball to an open receiver. Those plays will happen largely because of the strong interior of their team’s offensive line.

And when you watch the NFL on Sunday, you’ll see quarterbacks scrambling from pressure and running backs getting blown up in the backfield on teams that will have a strong interest in improving the center and guard positions on their offensive lines.

Tab Bamford
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Tab Bamford has been writing about sports for two decades. He has worked with the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Big Ten Conference, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and been credentialed for all-star events and postseason games in MLB, the NFL, NHL, NBA and NCAA.