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Best Defensive Linemen

If you want the best defensive linemen in CFB 26, Rueben Bain Jr. at Miami is the 98 OVR answer. David Bailey (Texas Tech) trails by 1 at 97 OVR, so the top of the board is a real two-way race. By rank 25 you're at 90 OVR (Dontay Corleone, Cincinnati) — that's the floor for an immediate-starter tier-one defensive linemen on a national-championship roster.


The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (Launch / National Championship). Click a team to open its full dynasty guide.

Best Defensive Linemen in CFB 26: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#PlayerPosTeamOVR
01Rueben Bain Jr.REMiami98
02David BaileyLETexas Tech97
03T.J. ParkerLEClemson95
04Peter WoodsDTClemson95
05Christen MillerDTGeorgia94
06Colin SimmonsRETexas94
07Keldric FaulkLEAuburn93
08Derrick MooreREMichigan93
09Mikail KamaraLEIndiana92
10Akheem MesidorLEMiami92
11Matayo UiagaleleiREOregon92
12Dani Dennis-SuttonLEPenn State91
13Aaron GravesDTIowa91
14Gracen HaltonDTOklahoma91
15Cashius HowellRETexas A&M91
16Tim Keenan IIIDTAlabama91
17Kayden McDonaldDTOhio State91
18Landon RobinsonDTNavy91
19Dylan StewartRESouth Carolina91
20R Mason ThomasREOklahoma91
21A'Mauri WashingtonDTOregon91
22Trey WhiteRESan Diego State91
23Caleb BanksDTFlorida90
24Rayshaun BennyDTMichigan90
25Dontay CorleoneDTCincinnati90

What the list says

The SEC owns this list with 9 of the top 25. If you're recruiting against the conference, you're recruiting against the position's deepest pool.

14 of the top 25 are seniors. Most of this list disappears in 12 months, so if you're recruiting toward the position, target your Year 1 class for replacements — don't expect to inherit a starter.