Kadyn Proctor-6'7", 355-Alabama
Possibility to be the next monster NFL tackle. Massive guy with ridiculously quick movement for his size. Still only 19 years old so there's a lot of development ahead for him but he's already a very good tackle. Unless the 49ers have a disaster of a season or there's some major injury issues then they will not be in a position to acquire him.
#Alabama LT Kadyn Proctor. 6'7, 360.
— Kyron Samuels (@kyronsamuels) April 29, 2025
Raw power. Surprisingly agile. Stout anchor.
+++ Punch variation & Redirect inside.
1.1 upside in the '26 class. pic.twitter.com/6cMGeSffZm
Francis Mauigoa-6'5", 315-Miami
Two year starter at right tackle for the Hurricanes and an absolutely dominant run blocker that is still coming along as a pass protector but isn't a slouch in that area either. In many ways he's a carbon copy of Troy Fautanu who the Steelers drafted in the 1st in 2024. Both physical linemen that do well blocking on the move and have quick feet for their size. Right now he's viewed as a mid 1st rounder but could easily work his way up into the Top 10 with another good season.
Let's dive into Miami RT Francis Mauigoa!
— Benjamin Hodge (@benjaminwhodge) April 28, 2025
Pros:
- Great athlete
- Precise and powerful hands in pass pro
- Effective puller
- Level and balanced base, doesn't get overextended in pass pro
- Excellent reach blocker
Cons:
- Sometimes allows a defensive lineman to beat him across… pic.twitter.com/nJrsyo4K0H
Spencer Fano-6'5", 300-Utah
Elite run blocking tackle that only allowed one sack last year. Undersized, also a bit of a tweener but does possess both the strength and movement skills to fit well either at guard or tackle in the NFL. Has started a dozen games at both left and right tackle so he could fit well at either position in the NFL. This season is going to be particularly crucial for him as it could be the difference between being an early 1st rounder and a late 1st to early 2nd round pick. Could stand to add some more weight to help him against bigger defensive linemen. Right now he's my favorite for the 49ers since he's such an exceptional and dominant run blocker, would fit really well in Shanahan's scheme.
PFF's Preseason 2025 All-American Team includes Spencer Fano.
— Gary Utah (@thegaryutah) April 16, 2025
Absolutely 💯 pic.twitter.com/o0KuFAImQ5
Isaiah World-6'8", 315-Oregon.
Big, athletic tackle that has been very good at Nevada, starting two dozen games at left tackle. Tremendous size and length allows him to keep pass rushers at bay but he definitely does need to add some more mass to his frame. Didn't allow a single sack in 2024 in over 450 pass blocking snaps. Going to Oregon he's going to be tested against some much higher level competition so a successful season could drive him into Top 10 discussion even.
Isaiah World (#70) still has to refine his talent. But the glimpses of his movement ability like on a play like this makes you excited about what he can become under A'lique Terry at Oregon. pic.twitter.com/mgbD2e87F2
— Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) April 30, 2025
Caleb Lomu-6'6", 305-Utah
The guy who was so good that he pushed Fano over to the right side of the offensive line. Utah could legitimately have two tackles be first round picks in 2026 if both come out. Lomu is already an exceptional tackle at 19 years old and unlike with Fano, there's not really any questions about length, he just needs to continue to fill out his frame. The athleticism, the power, the technique, the potential to become a dominant NFL left tackle, everything is there, its just a matter of him continuing to develop and gain more experience as he's only been a starter for one season.
2026 Draft: Utah LT Caleb Lomu (19 y/o)
— Clay Fink (@clay_fink) April 29, 2025
vs BYU DE Tyler Batty (25 y/o). Batty was 2nd in the B12 with 42 pressures, but Lomu and Utah held him to 0 pressures in a game for just the second time all year.
The Vikings signed Batty as a UDFA for $259k pic.twitter.com/KzPsgcFZ52
Gennings Dunker-6'5", 315-Iowa
I'm seeing some 1st Round buzz for Gennings Dunker in the 2026 NFL draft.
— The Ben McCollum Era (@HireBenMcCollum) April 28, 2025
Iowa has a good season if that's the case. pic.twitter.com/VxWtzWfQBG
Really what more needs to be said?
Fa'alili Fa'amo-6'5", 320-Wake Forest
Washington State transfer that is an experienced starter at right tackle. Stayed in school to try and improve his draft stock. Injury and length concerns have limited him so this is another potential high riser if he has a great year and stays healthy. Ideal right tackle for this offense with his ability to block on the run, reliable pass blocker but has some issues in that area that he needs to correct. Might be a 3rd or 4th rounder based on his body of work up to this point.
Washington State's Fa'alili Fa'amoe (RT #79) has a powerful punch and plays with a nasty edge.
— Bobby Football (@Rob__Paul) July 28, 2024
Former D-lineman who has turned into one of the top OT prospects in the country. pic.twitter.com/QfxhiKlNmQ