XFL player draft: Offensive line

The XFL has announced its player pool ahead of its inaugural season starting in February. The XFL player draft will start on Tuesday October 15 and wrap up the following day.

So who are these players? You can find them all listed by position here on Cabache’s Corner.

QB | RB | WR | TE | DE | DT | LB | CB | SAF | ST

The offensive line is, arguably, more important than the QB. A strong offensive line sets the tone for the ground game and the passing game. It can pave the way for an easy day for the skill players, or completely derail the whole offense. Finding good o-lineman for all 32 NFL teams difficult, so who is available to the XFL to keep their QBs healthy? 


The players are listed in alphabetical order, on order of the days they were announced – Day one players come first, then day two players are listed alphabetically and so on.

Centers:

Ty Allen, Tennessee State
John Keenoy, Western Michigan
Matt Schmidt, Furman
Matthew Cohen, Lehigh
Patrick Lewis, Texas A&M
Oni Omoile, Iowa State
Micah St. Andrew, Fresno State
Alec Eberle, Florida State
Austin Golson, Auburn
Jacob Judd, Western Illinois
Michael Montero, Florida International
Dillon Day, Mississippi State
Dillon Deboer, Florida Atlantic
Steven Gumola, Arizona
Jordan McCray, UCF
James O’Hagan, Buffalo
John Yarbrough, Richmond
Garrett Brumfield, LSU
Freddie Burden, Georgia Tech
Vitas Hrynkiewicz, Youngstown State
Demetrius Rhaney, Tennessee State
Jon Toth, Kentucky

Guards:

Dejon Allen, Hawaii
Kirk Barron, Purdue
Mitchell Bell, Louisiana Tech
Shakir Carr, Central Michigan
Kyle Chung, Virginia Tech
Jessamen Dunker, Tennessee State
Andrew Erbes, UNLV
Sean Hickey, Syracuse
Trevin Huff, Bethune Cookman
Tuni Kanuch, BYU
Jovann Letuli, Akron
Michael Miller, Washburn
Chris Schleuger, UAB
Josh Allen, Louisiana Monroe
Alex Balducci, Oregon
Venzell Boulware, Tennessee
Leon Brown, Alabama
Will Corbin, Appalachian State
Brian Dolce, Albany
Isame Faciane, Florida International
Isiah Hardy, West Virginia
Darius James, Auburn
Jahair Jones, Miami (FL)
Lamar Mady, Youngstown State
Trae Moxley, Colorado State
Brandon Washington, Miami (FL)
Marcus Applefield, Virginia
Toree Boyd, Howard
Mason Denley, Houston
Tim Gardner, Alcorn State
Jocquell Johnson, Mississippi State
Damien Mama, USC
Bob Marco, Washburn
Lawrence Martin, South Florida
Robert Myers, Tennessee State
Tony Adams, NC State
Kareem Are, Florida State
Abdul Beecham, Kansas State
Wilson Bell, Florida State
Grant Branch, Eastern Illinois
Malcolm Bunche, UCLA
Brian Folkerts, Washburn
Tyler Gauthier, Miami
Jeremi Hall, South Florida
Taylor Hearn, Clemson
Tre Jackson, Florida State
Terron Prescod, NC State
Conor Sheehy, Wisconsin
Ian Silberman, Boston College
Nico Siragusa, San Diego State
Bunchy Stallings, Kentucky
Nate Theaker, Wayne State
Patrick Vahe, Texas
Christian Cronk, Fresno State
Brandon Fanaika, Stanford
Arie Kouandjio, Alabama
Chandler Miller, Tulsa
Jac’que Polite, Winston Salem
Maurquice Shakir, Middle Tennessee
Dallas Thomas, Tennessee
Salesi Uhatafe, Utah
Larry Williams, Oklahoma State

Tackles:

Jordan Agasiva, Utah
Jonte Berry, NW Oklahoma State
Thomas Doles, Northwestern
Randall Harris, Towson
Jeremy Hickey, Eastern Michigan
Avery Jordan, New Mexico
Korren Kirven, Alabama
Fred Lauina, Oregon State
Miguel Machado, Michigan State
Riley Mayfield, North Texas
Ty McCulley, Colorado State-Pueblo
Pace Murphy, Northwestern State
Storm Norton, Toledo
Naty Rodgers, Houston
Josiah Tonu, Oregon Tech
Logan Tuley-Tillman, Michigan
Chasz Wright, Penn State
Avery Young, Auburn
Kevin Bowen, East Central (OK)
Sean Brown, Mississippi Valley State
Kendall Calhoun, Cincinnati
Daniel Cooney, San Diego
Gerhard de Beer, Arizona
Chase Farris, Ohio State
Donald Hawkins, Texas
Leon Johnson, Temple
John Kling, Buffalo
Voghens Larrieux, Coastal Carolina
Tomoya Machino, International
Eric Mayes, South Florida
Andrew McDonald, Indiana
Blake Muir, Baylor
Ronald Patrick, South Carolina
Bruno Reagan, Vanderbilt
Jordan Rose, Idaho
Dwayne Wallace, Kansas
Lanard Bonner, Arkansas State
Michael Bowie, Oklahoma State
Blake Camper, South Carolina
Ryan Cummings, Wyoming
Tayo Fabuluje, TCU
Brian Fineanganofo, Idaho State
Brandon Haskin, Tennessee State
Jonathan Haynes, Stony Brook
Gerard Kough, Colorado
Lene Maiava, Arizona
Christian Morris, Ole Miss
Terry Poole, San Diego State
Messiah Rice, Hampton
TJ Roundtree, Colorado State
Maea Teuhema, SE Louisiana
Toby Weathersby, LSU
Ryan Anderson, Wake Forest
Darrell Brown, Louisiana Tech
Juwann Bushell-Beatty, Michigan
Anthony Coyle, Fordham
Michael Dunn, Maryland
Cole Gardner, Eastern Michigan
Joe Gore, Clemson
Matthew Kaskey, Dartmouth
Matt McCants, UAB
Craig McCorkle, California (PA)
Jamar McGloster, Syracuse
Aaron Monteiro, Boston College
Damian Prince, Maryland
Jimmie Sims, Western Kentucky
Rathvon Williams, Louisiana College
Isiah Williams, Akron
Cole Boozer, Temple
Dino Boyd, Cincinnati
Aaron Evans, UCF
Brandon Hodges, Texas
Martez Ivey, Florida
Matt Kauffman, Towson
Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama
Patrick Lawrence, Baylor
Javarius Leamon, South Carolina State
Anthony Morris, Tennessee State
Kelvin Palmer, Baylor
Kent Perkins, Texas
Jaelin Robinson, Temple
Casey Tucker, Arizona State
De’Ondre Wesley, BYU


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