Browns Draft Profile: OG Keylan Rutledge
The Cleveland Browns still need bodies on the offensive line with Keylan Rutledge a midround 2026 NFL draft prospect
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - FEBRUARY 28: Georgia Tech offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge answers questions from the media during the NFL Scouting Combine on February 28, 2026 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN. (Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Cleveland Browns had one of the league’s worst offensive lines last year, ranked #31. During the free agency period, GM Andrew Berry had a goal to improve this group and signed several capable players to come in and either start or provide quality depth.
Every offensive line group needs about 10 players on the roster. Attrition always creeps in, especially towards the end of the schedule. RELATED: OG CHASE BISONTIS PROFILE Keylan Rutledge is an efficient zone run-blocker.
He has good quickness and is a tough player. He needs to improve his hand and anchor strength to hold up better when isolated against power. He projects as a scrappy swing interior backup who can stick in a lineup as a low-end starter in a zone-based, play-action heavy system.
OG Keylan Rutledge Draft projection: Round 3 Browns pick: #70 Specifics: College: Georgia Tech Height: 6’-4” Weight: 316 pounds 40-time: 5. 05 Career games: 48 Accolades: First Team All-American, Two-time First Team All-ACC, First Team All-Conference USA (2023), Piccolo Award winner Positives: Powerful hands Durable and tough Stout anchor Very aggressive, will finish blocks Effective puller Temperament is nasty Has played some center, so versatile Negatives: Pad level rises through his reps Has issues with rip moves Has some leverage issues Needs better body control Balance issues on occasion Expert Draft Site Analysis Luke Easterling – Athlon Sports Georgia Tech’s Keylan Rutledge is one of the top interior offensive line prospects in the 2026 NFL draft, with an ideal blend of size, strength, athleticism, and competitiveness. That impressive set of blue-chip physical tools and high-effort style of play should be enough to get him selected at any point on Day 2, even if his technical development might require some patience from his pro coaches.