CFB 27 launch ratings — as of July 1, 2026Top 25 of 636

Best Offensive Tackles

If you want the best offensive tackle in CFB 27, Carter Smith at Indiana is the 97 OVR answer. Cayden Green (Missouri) trails by 1 at 96 OVR, so the top of the board is tight. By rank 25, the floor is 85 OVR (Monroe Mills, Virginia).

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 Tackles in CFB 27: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#	Player	Pos	Yr	Team	OVR	Top Attribute
01	Carter Smith	LT	Sr	Indiana	97	Awareness 99
02	Cayden Green	LT	Sr	Missouri	96	Impact Blocking 96
03	Trevor Goosby	LT	Jr	Texas	94	Toughness 96
04	Jordan Seaton	LT	Jr	LSU	93	Pass Block Finesse 98
05	Earnest Greene III	LT	Sr	Georgia	92	Strength 95
06	PJ Williams	RT	Sr	SMU	92	Awareness 94
07	Trevor Lauck	LT	Jr	Iowa	90	Pass Block Power 92
08	Howard Sampson	LT	Sr	Texas Tech	90	Strength 95
09	Ryan Baer	RT	Sr	Pittsburgh	88	Toughness 95
10	Jacarrius Peak	LT	Sr	South Carolina	88	Pass Block Finesse 93
11	David Sanders Jr.	LT	So	Tennessee	88	Toughness 93
12	Michael Carroll	RT	So	Alabama	87	Lead Block 92
13	Xavier Chaplin	LT	Sr	Florida State	87	Strength 96
14	Lance Heard	LT	Sr	Kentucky	87	Strength 91
15	Elijah Paige	LT	Jr	USC	87	Toughness 94
16	Andrew Sprague	RT	Jr	Michigan	87	Toughness 92
17	Nick Del Grande	LT	Sr	Duke	86	Awareness 96
18	Michael Fasusi	LT	So	Oklahoma	86	Toughness 90
19	Wilkin Formby	RT	Sr	Texas A&M	86	Awareness 94
20	Melvin Siani	RT	Jr	Texas	86	Awareness 90
21	Ben Taylor-Whitfield	LT	Sr	TCU	86	Strength 93
22	Teddy Williams	RT	Sr	Army	86	Lead Block 95
23	Drew Azzopardi	RT	Sr	Washington	85	Strength 92
24	McKale Boley	LT	Sr	Virginia	85	Awareness 91
25	Monroe Mills	RT	Sr	Virginia	85	Strength 91

What the list says

The SEC owns this list with 11 of the top 25. If you recruit against that league, this position is a weekly problem.

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