The offensive line has become one of the more appreciated aspects of team-building after being forgotten about for years, it seemed. Teams now build up their offenses through the trenches before attempting to add the right quarterback and pieces to make plays happen.
The one spot specifically of the offensive line that gets built up is the offensive tackle position. Some teams, like the Bucs, have made it a point to have bookend tackles in place to protect the interior aspects of the line. They have both Tristan Wirfs and Luke Goedeke in place, and they make the Tampa Bay line one of the best.
We say this because PFF recently ranked the top offensive tackles in the NFL, and we wanted to see where they ranked. When it came to Luke Goedeke, he ranked 25th overall in their piece, making him be in the bottom half of their rankings.
They wrote about the ranking, saying, “Goedeke persevered through injury issues in 2025, but recorded a third consecutive solid season as Tampa Bay’s right tackle. He did not allow a single sack or knockdown across 416 pass-protection reps last season. That stood as the most snaps by any offensive lineman in the NFL who did not give up a sack or knockdown. His 73.0 PFF run-blocking grade was also a top-30 mark in the league.”
His teammate, Tristan Wirfs, ranked 2nd in the rankings, meaning the Bucs are one of a few teams that can say both tackles made the top 32.
This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: Where did PFF rank Bucs’ Luke Goedeke among other OTs?
Reporting by Andrew Harbaugh, Buccaneers Wire / Bucs Wire
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By Andrew Harbaugh, Buccaneers Wire | USA TODAY Network
