2. Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon
6-5 1/2, 311. 1.71 (seconds) 10-yard split.
Conerly was the anchor of an Oregon offensive line that was a finalist for the Joe Moore Award, given to the nation’s most outstanding offensive line unit. Conerly played 965 offensive snaps, including 929 at left tackle, and allowed just one sack in 494 pass-rush reps while surrendering just nine total pressures, according to Pro Football Focus.
3. Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College
6-8, 316. 1.77 10-yard split.
Trapilo has NFL bloodlines as his father, Steve, was a fourth-round pick by the Saints in 1987. He’s got a big frame and uses it well in the pass-protection part of the game. Because of his height, pad level will also be a concern in the run game, but he’s played both sides and could quickly compete as a swing tackle option.
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