Offensive Tackle Rankings
Rk Player School
Rating
1. Russell Okung Oklahoma State
95
2. Bryan Bulaga Iowa
93
3. Trent Williams Oklahoma
91
4. Charles Brown USC
89
5. Anthony Davis Rutgers
87
6. Rodger Saffold Indiana
78
7. Bruce Campbell Maryland
77
8. Jared Veldheer Hillsdale
75
9. Ciron Black LSU
70
10. Kyle Calloway Iowa
68
11. Jason Fox Miami FL
67
12. Selvish Capers West Virginia
65
13. Tony Washington Abilene Christian
63
14. Ed Wang Virginia Tech
62
15. Chris Scott Tennessee
60
16. Ramone Harewood Morehouse
56
17. Kevin Haslam Rugers
55
18. Chris Marinelli Stanford
55
19. Derek Hardman Eastern Kentucky
53
20. Sam Young Notre Dame
52
21. Will Barker Virginia
52
22. Drew Davis Alabama
51
23. Andrew Tyshvonytsky Fordham
50
24. J'Marcus Webb West Texas A&M
50
25. Nic Richmond TCU
50
26. Levi Horn Montana
45
27. Cole Pemberton Colorado State
45
28. Kyle Jolly North Carolina
45
29. Thomas Welch Vanderbilt
45
30. Jeff Linkenbach Cincinnati
45
31. Tyler Eastman Maine
45
32. Dennis Landolt Penn State
45
33. Chris Campbell Eastern Illinois
45
34. Casey Knipps South Dakota State
35
35. Zipp Duncan Kentucky
35
36. Aaron Kia Hawaii
35
37. Michael Shumard Texas A&M
35
38. Vince Vance Georgia
35
39. Justin Jeffries Kentucky
35
40. Kyle Webber Gardner-Webb
35

Russell Okung OT Oklahoma State #76
Ht: 6'5
Wt: 302

Strengths:
Ideal height and overall strength for the position. Decent athleticism for a lineman. Very fundamentally sound; great footwork. Gets into position quickly off the snap. An elite pass blocker. Has the athleticism/speed to get to the second level of defenders. A very smart player. Hard worker and a team leader.
Weaknesses:
Hasn't played a pro-style offense; Oklahoma State's option-based offense hasn't given him the necessary experience in a NFL-style blocking scheme. More of a finesse blocker than a grind-it-out type which may not appeal to some teams.
Comments:
Okung was a dominant collegiate offensive lineman but there are some concerns about his ability to take his game to the next level. Oklahoma State runs a very specialized offensive scheme - typically a 50/50 split between pass plays and an option-based rushing attack. As a result, Okung has very little experience in the straight-ahead rushing attack that most NFL teams feature. He looks like an NFL-ready pass protector, but there may be some growing pains as a run blocker. He is a top-flight talent, but not a can't-miss prospect.


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