Best of the Best: 2027 Offensive linemen

Kalis is the headliner of this class, and for good reason. At 6'7” with length, athleticism, and natural strength, he already looks like a college-ready tackle. His offer sheet is loaded with national powers, but it's the consistency on film that makes him a “can't-miss” prospect. Kalis combines violent hands with balance in his pass set, and defenders rarely win clean against him. He has the frame to anchor at tackle but could also slide inside if needed, giving him versatility at the next level. He's the type of player who will be the focal point of an offensive line wherever he plays.     Robbins has one of the most intriguing toolboxes in the class. Standing 6'6”, he brings ideal tackle size with light feet and fluid movement that trace back to his basketball background. His ability to mirror edge defenders in pass pro makes him a natural blindside protector, but he also plays with a mean streak in the run game, punishing defenders at the point of attack. His combination of finesse and physicality is rare at this stage, and he's only scratching the surface of what he can become once he refines technique and builds strength.     Butler is a mauler through and through. At 6'6” 330, he overwhelms opponents with sheer power, but what makes him stand out is how well he moves at that size. On film, he's explosive when pulling, erasing defenders whether he's leading on a linebacker or kicking out an edge. His tape is littered with pancakes and drive blocks that finish plays with authority. Defensively, he's just as disruptive, controlling gaps and collapsing pockets from the interior. With multiple offers already, he's firmly in the high-major conversation and looks like one of the nastiest two-way linemen in the class.     Webb has all the tools to be one of the premier centers His size and power allow him to consistently win leverage battles, and he has a knack for reaching shaded defenders and sealing them off with his hips, a skill that separates great centers from good ones. He's explosive off the snap, bringing a heavy strike with his hands, and his anchor in pass protection makes it extremely difficult for interior rushers to generate push. Webb also shows strong awareness, picking up stunts and blitzes with poise beyond his years. While he's disruptive on defense as well, his offensive tape still stands out: a big, physical lineman who combines technique, toughness, and football IQ to control the line of scrimmage.     Halter is proof that Central Catholic reloads in the trenches year after year. At 6'5” and with the athletic background of a tight end, Halter's first season at tackle has been eye-opening. His foot quickness and ability to redirect against speed rushers are advanced for his age, and his length allows him to recover even when beaten off the line. He's picking up blue-chip offers like Notre dame, and his best football is still ahead of him as he adds weight and power. With his ceiling, Halter projects as a high-major bookend tackle and is a name that will only gain more steam nationally.