Dallas Cowboys: Top Tackle Prospects for 2026 Draft

0:00On March 23rd, the Dallas Cowboys boasted a strong offense with a solid quarterback, a resigned star running back, a productive tight end, and a reliable line anchored by a Pro Bowl, left guard and a promising rookie at Wright Guard. But their offensive tackle spots remain a weak link heading into the 2026 NFL Draft. Ranking tackles for the draft is tricky because prospects often switch positions, like Tyler Smith, who went from solid tackle to all Pro Guard. Scouts have to project far ahead, making it one of the toughest spots to evaluate, yet crucial for teams like the Cowboys. Among the top prospects, Clemson's Blake Miller stands out for his run-blocking and toughness after 54 college starts, while Utah's 6-foot-6 Caleb Lomu brings pro-ready hands, but needs more weight and footwork polish. George's Monroe Freeling offers rare athleticism from his basketball background and a big frame, though he needs coaching on technique, and Ohio. States Kate and Proctor amazes, with his size and movement to dominate at either tackle

1:04spot. Miami's Frances Maigua tops the list as the class's best lineman, versatile enough for tackle or guard with smarts and power, despite occasional. Lunging, for Dallas, grabbing a first round tackle could lock down the position for years.