PRZNE C/O 2026 NFL Re-Draft | Round 1

Get 30% off your first billing cycle with code: OscarGalindo30 in the coupon code area.   Well, the 2025 NFL draft has come and gone, and depending on how your favorite team drafted, you're either really happy or scared for the future. We are now in the process of putting every pick under the microscope to discuss how teams hit or missed on their selections. Well, I'm here to bring you a draft with ALL hits, no misses, where every team leaves happy knowing they got an elite player.   Here is my favorite article to write every season: my NFL First Round "Re-Draft," in which I go back and re-do the draft the way I think it would've gone down if the only draftable players were NE 2026 prospects. Check out the first round.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Pick 1: Tennessee Titans   [player_tooltip player_id='476963' first='Jett' last='Thomalla'] (QB), Millard South - 6'4" 200 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/JettThomalla" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@JettThomalla)</a>   It was the draft's worst-kept secret that the Titans would pick a quarterback with the top overall pick, and that will be no different here. With the first pick of the 2025 draft, the Titans select Iowa State quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='476963' first='Jett' last='Thomalla']. Jett, with great measurables at 6'4" and 200 pounds, instantly provides a spark to one of the worst offenses in the league with his ability to process the game at a high level and a live arm that can make all the throws on the field. Don't overthink it, Jett is a TITAN!    Pick 2: Jacksonville Jaguars   [player_tooltip player_id='488174' first='Darion' last='Jones'] (CB/WR), Omaha North - 6'2" 170 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/dar11on" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@dar11on)</a>   We saw the Jaguars make a splash move by trading up to snag two-way star in Travis Hunter. I think they do something similar here with the selection of Omaha North's [player_tooltip player_id='488174' first='Darion' last='Jones'], who projects best as a CB but was also one of the most dynamic receivers in the state last season (776 yards and 11 TDs). Jones also brings additional value as a dangerous return man who returned four kicks for touchdowns last season (2 PR, 2 KR). The Jaguars are glad to add a shutdown corner to their defense and an electric playmaker opposite of Brian Thomas Jr on offense.    Pick 3: New York Giants   [player_tooltip player_id='402158' first='Michael' last='Knudsen'] (QB), Gretna - 6'3" 205 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/mike_knudsen31" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@mike_knudsen31)</a>   There was a lot of speculation about what the Giants would do with the third overall pick. Will they take the best available player? Will they draft a QB early? Will they find a partner to trade back with? I think with the Browns trading out of #2, they can select their franchise QB with Gretna's [player_tooltip player_id='402158' first='Michael' last='Knudsen'] falling to their lap. Knudsen stepped in nicely as the Dragon's starter last season and ended the year third in passing yards in the state.    Pick 4: New England Patriots   [player_tooltip player_id='487573' first='Isaac' last='Jensen'] (TE/WR), Millard South - 6'6" 225 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/Isaacjensen_11" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@Isaacjensen_11)</a>   The Patriots opted to protect their young franchise QB in the real draft, but I decided to load him up with the top player in the class, Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='487573' first='Isaac' last='Jensen']. The 6'6", 230-pound tight end provides New England with a versatile playmaker with the size of a typical tight end and the athleticism/receiving prowess to be schemed up across the formation to create mismatches. You also get a physical blocker who can be an asset in the run game. Drake Maye and the offense get a huge boost with their safety blanket target.    Pick 5: Cleveland Browns   [player_tooltip player_id='402157' first='Landen' last='Von Seggern'] (OT), Millard South - 6'4" 280 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/landen_seggern" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@landen_seggern)</a>   The Browns could (should) go QB here, but with a shaky OL, throwing a green rookie to the wolves doesn't make sense. So, I have them address another position of need by picking up the top lineman in the 2026 class, Illinois' tackle [player_tooltip player_id='402157' first='Landen' last='Von Seggern']. Von Seggern is an incredibly sound and smart offensive lineman with a well-rounded skill set. He is a mauler who loves to get after it in the running game and showed great mobility and lateral quickness when in pass protection. Bookend tackle for the next 15 years!    Pick 6: Las Vegas Raiders   [player_tooltip player_id='402141' first='Bryson' last='Williams'] (S), Omaha Westside - 6'4" 175 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/bwilliams_2828" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@bwilliams_2828)</a>   The Raiders went offense in the real draft, but I think Pete Carroll makes a move to rebuild the Legion of Boom in Las Vegas. They select Omaha Westside's [player_tooltip player_id='402141' first='Bryson' last='Williams'] who emerged as one of the top playmakers in the state, recording four defensive touchdowns as a junior. Bryson is a very lengthy (6'7" wingspan) and rangy safety with twitchy instincts in coverage and elite ball-hawking skills, which will be perfect in helping stop divisional passing attacks led by Mahomes, Herbert, and Nix.    Pick 7: New York Jets   [player_tooltip player_id='1617346' first='Leighton' last='Burbach'] (OT), Norfolk Catholic - 6'8" 265 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/LeightonBurbs" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@LeightonBurbs)</a>   I debated between a pass catcher, secondary, or OL here; ultimately, I followed the philosophy of building through the trenches. The Jets add Norfolk Catholic's [player_tooltip player_id='1617346' first='Leighton' last='Burbach'], who will protect newly acquired QB1 Justin Fields. Burbach is the perfect fit at tackle for the Jets, as he provides a towering presence at 6'8" with elite length and underrated athleticism to help corral speedy edge-rushers. On top of great measurables, Burbach still possesses a lot of untapped potential, giving him as high of a ceiling as you'll find in the class. Big time reinforcements coming to the Big Apple!    Pick 8: Carolina Panthers   [player_tooltip player_id='1395767' first='Solomon' last='Baker'] (EDGE), Millard South - 6'4" 250 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/SolomonWBaker" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@SolomonWBaker)</a>   As with most top 10 teams, there were quite a few holes I could address, but finding someone to provide consistent pressure at the line of scrimmage would be huge for the Panthers. Picking Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='1395767' first='Solomon' last='Baker'] will finally give them that edge presence they've been missing since Brian Burns' departure (and really even someone opposite of Burns). Solomon played as a defensive end for the Patriots last season but flashed the athleticism and versatility to play a hybrid role along the defensive front. Baker is explosive when firing off the ball and is very aggressive at the point of attack. Huge boost for the Panthers' defensive front.    Pick 9: New Orleans Saints   [player_tooltip player_id='487557' first='Will' last='Anderson'] (QB), Bellevue West - 6'2" 200 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/WillAnderson16_" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@WillAnderson16_)</a>   The Saints waited to address their QB situation in the second round, but with uncertainty around Derek Carr, I think they should snag Bellevue West's [player_tooltip player_id='487557' first='Will' last='Anderson']. Will gives the Saints an exciting, young passer with a strong arm that can hit all levels of the field and has proven to be a threat on the ground. Great job extending plays and using his legs to buy time for his receivers downfield. With QB/offensive guru Kellen Moore calling the shots, Will is the perfect athletic quarterback to run the offense.    Pick 10: Chicago Bears   [player_tooltip player_id='402160' first='Nelsyn' last='Wheeler'] (RB), Millard South - 5'9" 200 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/Nelsyn026" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@Nelsyn026)</a>   This pick seems a perfect fit all-around. We saw what new Bears HC [player_tooltip player_id='736217' first='Ben' last='Johnson'] can do with versatile running backs who can be effective runners and receivers last season. Now, you give Coach Johnson one of the fastest players in the state in Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='402160' first='Nelsyn' last='Wheeler'], who can ease the load on Caleb Williams in the backfield and will now have a re-tooled OL to run behind. On top of game-breaking speed, Nelsyn also showed elite twitch, excellent contact balance, and great vision. Get him the ball in open space, and you'll see him create magic. This is exactly the spark that could push the Bears' offense to the next level.    Pick 11: San Francisco 49ers   [player_tooltip player_id='487614' first='Logan' last='Holtmeyer'] (DT), Millard South - 6'0" 285 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/logan_holtmeyer" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@logan_holtmeyer)</a>   Looking at the 49ers draft, the message is clear, RELOAD THE DEFENSE, and they do that in my version of the draft with elite run-stuffer, Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='487614' first='Logan' last='Holtmeyer']. Logan has proven to be one of the best disruptors in the state with 65 TFLs and 15 sacks in three seasons (two seasons as a starter, two games played as a freshman). Logan's overwhelming strength and excellent use of leverage allow him to easily blow past blocks (even double teams) and spill into the backfield to make splash plays. Well-rounded DT who can stop the run and provide a pass rush.    Pick 12: Dallas Cowboys   [player_tooltip player_id='487568' first='Amarion' last='Jackson'] (WR), Millard South - 6'2" 185 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/AjJackson_21" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@AjJackson_21)</a>   With Zack Martin's recent retirement and uncertainty at tackle, the Cowboys could really use some help up front. But this is Jerry Jones we're talking about, and we want "flash," and that's what Iowa State receiver [player_tooltip player_id='487568' first='Amarion' last='Jackson'] brings to the offense. Amarion and Ceedee Lamb immediately form a formidable receiving duo that can work all levels of the field and move the chains at will. Amarion's route running and ability to create separation make him a dangerous target who can spring free and has the breakaway speed to hit the home run on any given play.    Pick 13: Miami Dolphins   [player_tooltip player_id='212372' first='DaShawn' last='Prince'] (CB), Millard South - 6'2" 185 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/DaShawn1213" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@DaShawn1213)</a>   With rumors that star CB Jalen Ramsey could be on the way out, I think it's time for the Dolphins to add some help to their secondary. Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='212372' first='DaShawn' last='Prince'] is a tall, lengthy cornerback with the speed and quick hips/feet to keep up with any receiver. He also brings a bit of a mean streak to the secondary with his willingness to be physical at the line of scrimmage and at the catch point. Look out for Prince Island near South Beach!    Pick 14: Indianapolis Colts   [player_tooltip player_id='1114606' first='Barry' last='Fries'] (LB), Elkhorn North - 6'3" 225 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/barry_fries51" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@barry_fries51)</a>   TE and OL were big needs here, but adding a thumper at linebacker like Iowa State's [player_tooltip player_id='1114606' first='Barry' last='Fries'] could elevate the Colts' defenses immediately. Barry is an instinctive inside linebacker who quickly diagnoses plays and can shoot his gaps like a bullet. He possesses next-level measurables at 6'3", 225 pounds with the speed and athleticism to play sideline-to-sideline and drop in coverage. An immediate dominant presence to take over the middle of the defense.    Pick 15: Atlanta Falcons   [player_tooltip player_id='487602' first='Carter' last='Glab'] (C), Millard South - 6'3" 285 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/Cglab5" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@Cglab5)</a>   The Falcons' pass rush could use a massive upgrade here, but with the loss of one of the best centers in the league, look for them to go OL here. Millard South's [player_tooltip player_id='487602' first='Carter' last='Glab'] is the perfect player to step in and take over as the anchor of the Falcons' offensive line with a proven track record as the Patriots' starting center for the past two seasons. Carter has always stood out with his high football IQ and consistent technique. Very sound footwork with good use of leverage and hand placement. Instant plug-and-play starter who will anchor the OL for the foreseeable future!    Pick 16: Arizona Cardinals   [player_tooltip player_id='487559' first='Owen' last='James'] (OG), Omaha Westside - 6'3" 265 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/OwenJames65" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@OwenJames65) </a>   Some defensive firepower would be nice here, but I went with another OL prospect who I think can come in and contribute instantly. [player_tooltip player_id='487559' first='Owen' last='James'] is a super consistent guard who plays with sound technique, a strong base, and good use of leverage when engaged. James' mobility and awareness make him a reliable blocker who can work his way downfield to block for a scrambling Kyler Murray.    Pick 17: Cincinnati Bengals   [player_tooltip player_id='488116' first='Jase' last='Reynolds'] (LB), Elkhorn North - 6'3" 200 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/jasereynoldss" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@jasereynoldss)</a>   The Bengals emphasized defense early after spending big on offense this offseason. They can really use help at all levels of the field, so they pick up a defender that can do it all in Elkhorn North's [player_tooltip player_id='488116' first='Jase' last='Reynolds']. As a junior, Jase showed a well-rounded skillset that saw him effectively blitz the QB, defend the run, and drop into coverage. Reynolds is listed as an outside linebacker but has the football IQ and athleticism to be a versatile chess piece on the Bengals' defense.    Pick 18: Seattle Seahawks   [player_tooltip player_id='1394087' first='Regan' last='Raabe'] (G/T), Wisner-Pilger - 6'4" 260 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/raaberegan26" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@raaberegan26)</a>   The Seahawks desperately needed help on the offensive line and addressed that need with Wisner-Pilger's [player_tooltip player_id='1394087' first='Regan' last='Raabe']. Regan projects best at guard, which is the top area of need on the OL, but could also slide out to tackle if needed. He has solid size at 6'4", 260 pounds, with length to give him extra reach when extending, and showed nice lateral quickness when stepping into the second level to kick out defenders in the run game. Even with his skill set, it seems like Regan is just starting to scratch the surface.    Pick 19: Tampa Bay Buccaneers   [player_tooltip player_id='7965 82' first='Max' last='Clark'] (LB), Omaha North - 6'2" 220 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/max_clark10" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@max_clark10)</a>   LB Lavonte David has proven to be an ageless wonder who has been as consistent as they come. However, at some point, the Bucs will have to look ahead for his replacement, which is done by drafting his apprentice in bruising 'backer [player_tooltip player_id='796582' first='Max' last='Clark']. Max moved from outside linebacker to more of an off-ball inside linebacker last season and did not miss a beat, ending in the top 10 for tackles in the state. Max is explosive when shooting his gaps, displaying an extremely intense motor and pursuit that doesn;t stop until he's dropped the ball carrier. Elite 1-2 punch with David and Clark!    Pick 20: Denver Broncos   [player_tooltip player_id='357772' first='Eli' last='Johnson'] (WR), Omaha Westside - 6'3" 210 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/elijohnson521" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@elijohnson521)</a>   It doesn't seem like the Broncos have any glaring needs after a monster free agency. However, finding more weapons to surround second-year QB Bo Nix should be a priority, so selecting a reliable, sure-handed receiver like [player_tooltip player_id='357772' first='Eli' last='Johnson'] seems like a no-brainer. Eli is a bigger-framed receiver at 6'3", 210 pounds with the hops to elevate over defenders, physicality to dominate DBs, and toughness to hang on through contact. He also brings great route running and perimeter blocking to the field.    Pick 21: Pittsburgh Steelers   [player_tooltip player_id='1114432' first='Tyrell' last='Chatman'] (CB), Lincoln North Star - <a href="https://x.com/Tyrell_C_" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@Tyrell_C_) </a>   QB was a possibility here, but with a defensive-minded HC like Mike Tomlin, a versatile defender like Iowa State's [player_tooltip player_id='1114432' first='Tyrell' last='Chatman'] makes sense here. Tyrell is a speedy, lengthy CB who processes the game very well with a high football IQ and can get after it in coverage. He doesn't hesitate to go and make a play on the ball himself, showing the physicality and hands to go up and challenge for the ball at the catch point. He plays his zones very well with the fluidity to stick with receivers in man coverage. The type of player to flourish in a Pittsburgh defense.    Pick 22: Los Angeles Chargers   [player_tooltip player_id='1113980' first='Grant' last='Kuhlmann'] (TE), Lincoln Lutheran - 6'6" 240 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/Grant_Kuhlmann3">(@Grant_Kuhlmann3)</a>   After an inconsistent season from his pass catchers, getting more weapons for Justin Herbert should be the priority here. Enter, Lincoln Lutheran's [player_tooltip player_id='1113980' first='Grant' last='Kuhlmann'], a towering 6'6", 240-pound tight end who can provide a reliable target over the middle of the field. His size allows for instant mismatches, whether DBs or LBs are covering him. Kuhlmann's basketball background makes him a near-lock when going up for jump-balls, especially in the redzone.    Pick 23: Green Bay Packers   [player_tooltip player_id='1105168' first='Alex' last='Uchtman'] (CB), Elkhorn North - 6'1" 190 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/AlexUchtman" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@AlexUchtman)</a>   With players like Justin Jefferson, Jameson Williams, Jordan Addison, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Rome Odunze, and DJ Moore, you'd better make sure you have a solid secondary. The Packers look to beef up their defense with the selection of Elkhorn North CB [player_tooltip player_id='1105168' first='Alex' last='Uchtman']. Alex has put together two great seasons as one of Elkhorn North's starting corners, showing the athleticism to matchup well with any receiver and an excellent nose for the football. Fluid hips, rapid-fire instincts, physical, and versatile. Alex has also shown he's dynamic with the ball in his hands, so maybe he could get the Travis Hunter treatment as a two-way player.    Pick 24: Minnesota Vikings   [player_tooltip player_id='402156' first='Kaprice' last='Keith'] (S), Omaha Central - 6'2" 200 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/KapriceKeith" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@KapriceKeith) </a>   Minnesota will eventually have to replace long-time star safety Smith, so why not draft a safety who can learn alongside him before being given the reins to the backend of the defense. Keith is a speedy, rangy safety who can cover all corners of the field while possessing the ball skills to strike fear in QBs who mistakenly throw his way. Keith also brings upside in run support, where he can use his bigger 6'2", 200-pound frame to play like an extra linebacker when defending the run.    Pick 25: New York Giants   [player_tooltip player_id='1660979' first='Caleb' last='Offner'] (OL), Winside - 6'6" 300 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/CalebOffner12" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@CalebOffner12)</a>   The Giants already picked their franchise QB at the top of the round, and now they circle back to get some protection for their new signal-caller. Caleb is a rising prospect with a massive ceiling considering his mix of size, athleticism, and physicality. Offner is a mean finisher of his blocks as he's constantly looking to drive his opponent into the ground or looking for more blockers to kick out. There are still some raw sides to Caleb's game, but he has all the tools to develop into one of the top linemen in this class and provides guard-tackle versatility.    Pick 26: Atlanta Falcons   [player_tooltip player_id='795472' first='Keian' last='Kaiser'] (LB), Sidney - 6'3" 205 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/keiank09" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@keiank09)</a>   The Falcons trade back into the first round to pick up some much-needed defensive help in Iowa State's [player_tooltip player_id='795472' first='Keian' last='Kaiser']. Keian's selection helps beef up a defensive front with an inside linebacker who is quick to read his keys and even quicker at hitting his gaps and getting to the ball. Keian's underrated speed gives him excellent range that can cover the entirety of the middle of the field, making him just as effective as an off-ball LB.    Pick 27: Baltimore Ravens   [player_tooltip player_id='487570' first='Araf' last='Evans Jr.'] (S), Millard North - 6'1" 200lbs - <a href="https://x.com/arafevansjr" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@arafevansjr)</a>   The Ravens let the board fall to them beautifully in the draft and the same thing happens here as they can fill a position of need with Millard North's [player_tooltip player_id='487570' first='Araf' last='Evans Jr.'] Araf is a tough, physical safety who can work as an extra defender in the box, play deep safety, play nickel, and even has some experience at CB. Secure tackler who can consistently drop ball carriers in the open field. Very Baltimore-ish pick!    Pick 28: Detroit Lions   [player_tooltip player_id='1114626' first='Marquise' last='McIntyre-Dailey'] (DL), Omaha North - 6'3" 230 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/MarquiseDailey" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@MarquiseDailey)</a>   The Lions saw a potential Super Bowl run take huge hits week after week with injuries to their defense. One position that was hit especially hard was the defensive line, where they saw a dip in production after a season-ending injury to star Aidan Hutchinson and other key players. That's why they decided to add freakish defensive lineman [player_tooltip player_id='1114626' first='Marquise' last='McIntyre-Dailey'], who first caught our attention with his blazing track speed that makes him a blur when firing off the ball. He has a very lengthy wingspan, allowing him to create separation from defenders at the line of scrimmage while doing an excellent job keeping his eyes on the ball. Marquise is going to be running hot in the Motor City.    Pick 29: Washington Commanders   [player_tooltip player_id='487753' first='Elijah' last='Gutz'] (EDGE), Lincoln East - 6'2" 215 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/elijah_gutz" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@elijah_gutz)</a>   The Commanders have capitalized on a breakout season with an aggressive free agency, where they've addressed several needs. One position where they could continue stockpiling talent is their DL, where they add Lincoln East edge rusher [player_tooltip player_id='487753' first='Elijah' last='Gutz'] to the fold. Elijah may not be the biggest edge rusher, but he plays with a non-stop motor that is hard to match. Gutz does an excellent job exploding off the ball and displays nice twitch that allows him to fly past blockers. Gutz showed that he can also flat-out will himself into the backfield with his strong base that keeps his legs pumping while engaging with blockers and hands constantly moving as he creates separation. Great closing speed and is a solid tackler when he gets to his spot.    Pick 30: Buffalo Bills   [player_tooltip player_id='612402' first='Jermaine' last='Green'] (WR), Bellevue West - 6'0" 195 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/jermaine1green" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@jermaine1green)</a>   What do you give the QB with arguably the biggest arm in the league? A deep-threat receiver like [player_tooltip player_id='612402' first='Jermaine' last='Green'] with legit track speed who can stretch the field vertically. The Bills have been looking to build a solid receiver group around Josh Allen to compete with some of the explosive offenses in the AFC, and Jermaine gives you a great threat opposite of Keon Coleman. Jermaine's explosive release off the ball and rapid acceleration allow him to gain ground. Green's ability to take screens and short passes for long gains is also a huge bonus, giving coordinators a versatile weapon that you can scheme up to get the ball in all sorts of situations.    Pick 31: Philadelphia Eagles   [player_tooltip player_id='1157382' first='Vincent' last='Sall'] (CB/S), Creighton Prep - 6'3" 190 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/VincentSall_" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@VincentSall_)</a>   There aren't any glaring needs for the Eagles aside from continuing to acquire talent to build depth. One place they could use a few extra bodies is in their secondary, where they saw longtime CB Darius Slay leave in free agency, along with safety CJ Gardner-Johnson being traded away. To alleviate those losses, the "Birds" select Creighton Prep DB [player_tooltip player_id='1157382' first='Vincent' last='Sall']. Sall is a lengthy defensive back who brings experience at safety and cornerback to the Philly secondary. Vincent has shown the mobility to hang well in coverage while still being physical when stepping up to defend the run or make a tackle.    Pick 32: Kansas City Chiefs   [player_tooltip player_id='795612' first='Alex' last='Greufe'] (OL), Elkhorn South - 6'4" 275 lbs - <a href="https://x.com/Alex_Greufe" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@Alex_Greufe)</a>   As we saw in the Super Bowl, the Chiefs had bigger holes on the offensive line than previously thought. Now, you must also look to replace All-Pro guard Joe Thuney and establish a new starter at left tackle. I think Elkhorn South's [player_tooltip player_id='795612' first='Alex' last='Greufe'] has the plug-and-play ability to take over tackle if new acquisition Jaylon Moore proves not to be the solution, or slide over to guard to be Thuney's replacement. Regardless, you're getting a physical offensive lineman who can drop in pass protection very well and has the mobility to climb up to the second level to kick out defenders in the second level.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Make sure to follow @PRZ_OscarG for more news on Nebraska and Iowa HS recruiting.

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