Alt emerges as the standout offensive tackle prospect in this year’s draft class. His exceptional athleticism and track record of productivity at a young age, having just turned 21 in February, make him the frontrunner for the top spot.
Olu Fashanu from Penn State also stands out as a promising prospect at offensive tackle, starting his rookie season at a mere 21 years old. Despite his youth, Fashanu has already demonstrated his prowess in the position and is poised to become one of the standout players in this year’s class.
Taliese Fuaga, hailing from Oregon State, is noted as the premier right tackle prospect. Given the Saints’ potential need to address the situation concerning Ramczyk’s knee, Fuaga presents a compelling option. With an impressive showing at the Senior Bowl and combine, Fuaga exhibits strength in run blocking and promising potential in pass protection at the NFL level.
Washington’s Troy Fautanu adds to the pool of top-tier athletes in this class, with versatility that could see him excel in various roles thanks to his athleticism.
JC Latham, representing Alabama, brings a blend of youth and experience from starting in the SEC. While he possesses the physical tools to excel, he’s identified a need for improvement in the mental aspects of the game.
Tyler Guyton, a product of Oklahoma, emerges as a raw but exciting prospect, having transitioned from defensive end to the offensive line in college. Despite his potential, he still has much to learn.
Amarius Mims out of Georgia presents a high-ceiling, low-floor prospect, fitting the profile that the Saints often favor. Despite his size and strength, Mims lacks polish and has faced injury setbacks, making him a high-risk, high-reward prospect.
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