Offensive linemen measurements from the 2026 NFL combine

The offensive linemen officially checked in at the 2026 NFL Combine in Indianapolis, giving evaluators verified size profiles before on-field testing began. For the position, length, and mass can matter more than other factors that are tested during the Combine. Arm length impacts pass-protection range and strike timing, while overall frame determines whether a prospect projects best at tackle or inside at guard or center(or both).

Below are the official measurements for the offensive linemen who weighed in, sorted from tallest to shortest.

Offensive Line Size Notes

Tallest Offensive Lineman

Caleb Tiernan at 6'8"

Heaviest Offensive Lineman

Jeremiah Wright at 331 pounds

Longest Arms

Aamil Wagner at 34 1/2"

Largest Hands

Fa'alili Fa'amoe at 10 5/8"

Shortest Offensive Lineman

Dillon Wade at 6'3"

Average Offensive Lineman In This Group

• Height between 6'5" to 6'6"
• Weight between 310 to 320 pounds
• Arm length around 33 inches

Prospects clearing 34-inch arms typically project cleanly at tackle, while shorter-armed players often transition inside.

This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: 2026 NFL Combine: Offensive linemen measurements