What happened: Brian O'Neill ranks second among qualifying offensive tackles at 96.5%, two-tenths of a percentage point behind Jermaine Eluemunor's league-leading 96.7% mark, per PFF. Trent Williams, who recently paced tackles with 115 pressure-free snaps, holds third place at 95.6%. Amarius Mims and JC Latham tie for fourth at 95.0% among offensive tackles logging at least 150 pass-blocking snaps in the 2026 regular season.

Why it matters: The top five spans four draft decades, pairing veterans like 2010 fourth overall pick Trent Williams and 2017 fifth-round selection Jermaine Eluemunor with 2024 first-round pick Amarius Mims. Sustaining a 95.0% or higher win rate over a 150-snap minimum separates full-time pocket anchors from small-sample qualifiers. Just 1.7 percentage points separate first place from fifth on the leaderboard.

What to watch: Pass-blocking snap thresholds will rise across the league as the 2026 NFL regular season progresses. Holding a 95.0% or better win rate will test all five qualifiers as weekly pass-set volume accumulates.