CFB 27 launch ratings — as of July 1, 2026Top 25 of 612

Best Offensive Guards

If you want the best offensive guard in CFB 27, Shadre Hurst at Houston is the 93 OVR answer. Evan Tengesdahl (Cincinnati) trails by 0 at 93 OVR, so the top of the board is tight. By rank 25, the floor is 84 OVR (Trevor Buhr, Penn State).


The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (CFB 27 launch ratings — as of July 1, 2026). Click a team to open its full CFB 27 dynasty guide.

Best Offensive Guards in CFB 27: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#PlayerPosTeamOVR
01Shadre HurstLGHouston93
02Evan TengesdahlLGCincinnati93
03Greg JohnsonLGMinnesota92
04Luke MontgomeryLGOhio State92
05Drew EvansLGIndiana91
06Addison NicholsRGSMU91
07Noah JoseyLGVirginia90
08Anthonie KnappLGNotre Dame90
09Wendell Moe Jr.LGTennessee90
10Austin SiereveldRGOhio State90
11Brandon BakerRGTexas87
12Caleb CookRGUSF87
13Coen EcholsLGTexas A&M87
14Griffin EmpeyLGNorth Dakota State87
15Lance RobinsonRGLouisville87
16Tyson RuffinsLGCal87
17Tristian SmithLGArkansas State87
18Roger CarreonRGBoise State86
19Charles JagusahRGNotre Dame86
20Malachi BrelandLGArkansas85
21Dave IuliRGOregon85
22Samson OkunlolaLGMiami85
23Jalen SlappyRGMarshall85
24Hoke Smith IIRGNavy85
25Trevor BuhrLGPenn State84

What the list says

The Big Ten owns this list with 6 of the top 25. If you recruit against that league, this position is a weekly problem.

15 of the top 25 are seniors. Plan for a one-year window and recruit the replacement before the cliff hits.