Peter Woods is the best defensive lineman in this class and his tape is worthy of a top five selection despite the NFL community’s worries about his lack of athletic testing
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Josh Thompson presents as a solid interior OL option going into the draft. He excels in gap schemes but lacks the lateral quickness to make him a top 100 prospect.
Jake Slaughter is a center with promising traits but I have concerns about his anchor, movement mechanics and consistency.
Connor Lew is a disciplined center with leverage skills but lacks the athletic power and agility to match his current consensus ranking.
Parker Brailsford, a smart center prospect who excels in technique but faces potential size limitations against NFL sized lineman.
