Multiple College NFL Teams Report Offensive Line Improvements in Fall Camps

Several college and NFL teams are showing marked improvements in their offensive line units during their respective fall camps and training sessions. Washington's sophomore quarterback Demond Williams Jr. is benefiting from his offensive line's ability to provide just enough protection, enabling impressive plays despite strong pass rushes. Arkansas' offensive line, under coach Eric Mateos, is developing with a focus on continuity and rotation, featuring promising players like redshirt freshman Kobe Branham, who combines physical stature with football IQ. The New England Patriots have notably improved their offensive line play compared to the previous year, reducing quarterback Drake Maye's sacks significantly, even with some key players missing practice; rookie Marcus Bryant emerged as a promising right tackle. Baylor's offensive linemen are also engaging with media about their progress, suggesting ongoing development. Additionally, Jacksonville Jaguars center Luke Fortner acknowledged the offensive line's hard work and improvement as camp progresses.