2018 NFL Draft: Ranking the top five offensive linemen

Isaiah Wynn may not be the No. 1 player on this list, but he might be my favorite offensive linemen in this class. He played virtually every position along the offensive line for the Georgia Bulldogs and could line up at either guard or tackle once he makes the transition to the NFL.

Wynn has even flashed the potential to play center, which makes him a player whom a coaching staff can easily find a place for from day one.

Wynn will likely line up as a guard at the next level, which is a position that certainly fits his skill set. He’s undersized for an offensive lineman, but he plays with a great sense of stability and fluidity at all of the positions he’s been asked to take on.

Wynn can also thrive in a zone blocking scheme with the necessary measure of athleticism to be able to help running backs generate efficiency.

The best way to describe Wynn is that he’s a smooth player. His footwork is solid, his burst off the line of scrimmage is at least above-average, and his ability to get to the second level was crucial in the run-heavy offense that Georgia ran.

Wynn could go as early as as early as No. 17 to the Los Angeles Chargers or No. 18 to the Seattle Seahawks. The latter makes the most sense.