Trevor Lauck

Trevor Lauck is the next Iowa offensive line product expected to climb draft boards, and he arrives with a reputation as a polished, well-rounded blocker. A former 3-star recruit and US Army All-American who also played basketball and ran track in high school, he developed as a backup before taking over at left tackle in 2025 and earning third-team All-Big Ten honors. At 6-5 and roughly 314 pounds, he is listed at 5.07 in the 40 by All Access Football, which ranks him second among 2027 tackles behind Texas' Trevor Goosby. WalterFootball's Charlie Campbell praises his combination of size, strength, quickness and technique in pass protection, noting that his drop gets enough depth to take away the edge from speed rushers and his long frame makes him hard to get around. He can anchor against bull rushes and bends at the knee. The one pass-game concern is that he will overset at times and open a lane, which Campbell sees as correctable with coaching. As a run blocker he fights, drives defenders out of their gap, rides them around the field and blocks through the whistle, and he is quick enough off the snap to reach the second level. That mix makes him a fit for zone or power schemes. Vikings Wire highlights his decisive small movements and his work when pulling, and All Access calls him a fundamentally sound team leader with outstanding body balance who is viewed as a plug-and-play starter. Campbell sees an early-round pick on day one or two.