Raiders selected Texas A&M C Trey Zuhn III with the No. 91 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
As a four-year starter at left tackle in the SEC, Zuhn (6’6/312) should, in theory, have more hype heading into the draft. However, draftniks project him to move to the interior in the pros, and he has a grand total of one start at a position other than left tackle. That came at center late in the 2025 season, and it saw him earn his lowest Pro Football Focus pass-blocking grade of the year by far. Even including the lone start at center, Zuhn earned PFF’s highest pass-pro grade among all tackles in 2025. Zuhn has a sturdy base and put up 33 bench press reps at the NFL Combine, but he’s not going to maul defenders in the run game, regardless of what position he settles in at. The Raiders announced him as a center after selecting him in the third round. Zuhn might need a year on the bench to learn the ins and outs of blocking on the interior.
