As the four-year starting As the four-year starting left tackle, senior offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III is by far the most versatile athlete in Texas A&M’s 13 NFL Scouting Combine participants. He brings size, strength, and, most importantly, SEC experience to any future franchise in need of a potential long-term starter at either tackle, guard, or even center.
At 6’7″ and almost 320 pounds, Zuhn has gotten better every year, learning from his errors, and in the previous two offseasons, his NFL future has been further enhanced by offensive line coach Adam Cushing and coach Mike Elko, who have been working the Colorado native at center, not only to assess his versatility but also to prepare him to play at any position after being chosen in the 2026 NFL Draft.
According to Pro Football Focus, Zuhn’s offensive grades never dropped below 69. 3 throughout his five seasons in College Station, and his exceptional 96. 8 pass blocking grade, which was the highest among all college football offensive linemen last season, is now officially the best pass protection grade PFF has ever given a player in its history. Amazing? Which, of course, strengthens his future in the sport.
Whoever selects Zuhn will be getting a seasoned lineman who can also play either left or right tackle in crucial pass pro plays, but I anticipate him to remain there and compete for a starting center position in 2026 if he manages to successfully convert to center, demonstrating promise at the position throughout the Senior Bowl. Most draft experts believe that Zuhn is at center.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is scheduled to take place between February 26 and March 1. tackle, senior offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III is by far the most versatile athlete in Texas A&M’s 13 NFL Scouting Combine participants. He brings size, strength, and, most importantly, SEC experience to any future franchise in need of a potential long-term starter at either tackle, guard, or even center.
At 6’7″ and almost 320 pounds, Zuhn has gotten better every year, learning from his errors, and in the previous two offseasons, his NFL future has been further enhanced by offensive line coach Adam Cushing and coach Mike Elko, who have been working the Colorado native at center, not only to assess his versatility but also to prepare him to play at any position after being chosen in the 2026 NFL Draft.
According to Pro Football Focus, Zuhn’s offensive grades never dropped below 69. 3 throughout his five seasons in College Station, and his exceptional 96. 8 pass blocking grade, which was the highest among all college football offensive linemen last season, is now officially the best pass protection grade PFF has ever given a player in its history. Amazing? Which, of course, strengthens his future in the sport.
Whoever selects Zuhn will be getting a seasoned lineman who can also play either left or right tackle in crucial pass pro plays, but I anticipate him to remain there and compete for a starting center position in 2026 if he manages to successfully convert to center, demonstrating promise at the position throughout the Senior Bowl. Most draft experts believe that Zuhn is at center.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is scheduled to take place between February 26 and March 1.
